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The PLA has increased the pensions of its soldiers and encouraged veterans to "re-enlist". At the same time, the Taiwan authorities have also taken action to respond by over-recruiting soldiers, and the countdown to a showdown between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait has begun.

According to the Southern Metropolis Daily, the mainland has recently made adjustments in the field of "military policy", which has also attracted heated discussions in the international community. The State Council and the Central Military Commission have revised a new "Military Pension Regulations", which has brought more benefits to soldiers. For example, the revision has added content such as "matching treatment with contribution", and at the same time increased the number of honorary titles by 30% to 40%.

In addition, the standards for pensions and preferential treatment have also changed significantly, from "not lower than the local average living standard" to "in line with the needs of national defense and military construction."

After the adjustment, the military benefits will be better, the pensions will be more, and the process of receiving them will be more convenient. In addition, since the preferential treatment standards have been raised to legal provisions, the soldiers do not have to worry about any unexpected situations affecting their benefits, and there will be no situation like before when some local governments encountered financial crises and the relevant protection of soldiers was hindered.

It is worth noting that in addition to improving the pension benefits of soldiers, mainland China also calls on veterans to "re-enlist", which greatly improves the quality of the military.