What are the benefits after two years of female soldiers coming out?

Within two years of enlistment, family members can enjoy preferential treatment from their families. Many places will send some condolences to their families during the Chinese New Year holidays, and even send Spring Festival couplets during the Chinese New Year, which truly reflects the glory of a soldier and a family.

When soldiers go out, buses, subways and tourist attractions are free for soldiers. Now soldiers have become a respected profession in the whole society. Railway stations, airports, hospitals and bus stations all have military priority windows and exclusive seats.

2. Economically advantageous.

Nowadays, most of the soldiers are college students, especially in some developed first-and second-tier cities, and the proportion of college students is higher. From the economic point of view, it is very cost-effective for college students to be conscripts for two years, because college students can receive these six sums of money when they are soldiers.

College students' enlistment bonus (thousands to tens of thousands), preferential payment for conscripts (tens of thousands), tuition compensation (tens of thousands), conscript allowance (tens of thousands), military discharge fee (tens of thousands) and one-time subsidy from local government (tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands).

Extended data:

Female soldiers are generally only responsible for logistics and other work. If you work in the front line, the male soldiers will treat you as a treasure. Can be a nurse after demobilization; Can drive; If the unit has indicators, it will also take them seriously. If you are particularly good, you may also work in the security and public security departments.

It is good for young people to join the army and live as soldiers for the rest of their lives. The advantage is that life in the military camp can cultivate a more courageous and fearless character, a spirit of hard struggle, a style of knowing discipline and uniting people, which will affect life in the army.

References:

National Recruitment Network-Regulations on Resettlement of Retired Soldiers