沒錢了 軍隊也降薪 要過苦日子，麻煩大了！ #睇大陸

On June 20, the CPC Central Military Commission Office issued a document entitled, On the measures to improve the military's ability to build quality and effectiveness by fighting hard and fighting hard, which mentioned the idea of ​​the road to the end of the day, and the calculation of the fight, to improve the military system performance, and the use of defense resources. The so-called slogan of the road to the end of the day or the army to the end of the day, the CCP has also mentioned several times in recent years. But this time it is clearly public, and the outside world also thinks that this shows that the government has no money to give to the army. After 2020-2022, the government implemented a strict epidemic clean-up policy, emptied local finance, and since the second half of 2021, civil servants have been laid off, almost covering all provinces in China, subsidies, bonus cancellation or reduction. After the end of the year of 2022, China's economy continues to decline, and the recovery is difficult. Some well-informed people said, Jiang Shenqiao has been promoted from civil servant to the army. Mr. Hua, who had served in the army, retired and went into business. He said in an interview with overseas Chinese media, Now everyone has no money, including a lot of civil servants' wages. Those retirees' wages can't be paid on time, and they are being delayed. Including in the army, we have a lot of soldiers in the army, and a lot of subsidies are gone now. It's been more than half a year now, and their subsidies haven't been paid for half a year. Many retired soldiers have also been laid off. Many civil servants and retirees' wages can't be paid on time. A lot of subsidies for the army are gone now. The police are also being laid off. And all the other people in the police station are also being laid off. It is said that the Chinese military research institution has also spread the news of the layoff. Previously, on the mainland social media website, there was a post on December 18, 2023, saying that the aviation, China Railways, China Ships, and many research institutes are starting to lay off. Previously, there were postcards from military institutes, but they are gone now. The content of the postcards is also gone. In addition, in April 2022, a netizen posted on social media, saying that in 2020, he was laid off from the Air Force Academy, and his salary has changed. From July 2020 to December 2020, the average salary is about 10,000 yuan per month. From January 2021 to June 2021, the average salary is about 8,000 yuan per month. From July 2021 to December 2021, the average salary is about 6,000 yuan per month. After one year, the salary is one year lower than the previous year. Foreigners are worried that the treatment of the Chinese military and police has declined, which reflects the financial tensions of the Chinese authorities, and the lack of an incentive mechanism. This situation may cause the military and police to be as equal as the local bureaucratic system. There is also an analysis that the CCP wants to guarantee military expenses, and is afraid to reduce military salaries in large quantities. In order to save money, it may reduce the military's procurement and training expenses. Speaking of military expenses, I have to talk about the actual situation of Chinese military corruption. In fact, the CCP's public military expenses are often much less than the actual amount. What is more popular internationally is the evaluation data of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute. According to the data of the institute, in 2003, the CCP's military expenses were about 33.1 billion US dollars. In 2012, it has grown rapidly to about 1,451 billion US dollars. From 2003 to 2012, the CCP's military expenses were estimated to be about 7,788 billion US dollars. Ten years later, from 1993 to 2002, the CCP's military expenses were estimated to be about 1,812 billion US dollars. From 2003 to 2012, the CCP's military expenses have increased 4.3 times over the previous 10 years. In the past 20 years, Jiang Zemin has been in charge of military corruption. The first person to be investigated for corruption is Guo Junshan. He is accused of embezzling more than 300 billion yuan. Of the embezzled money, he has embezzled more than 600 million yuan. He owns more than 300 houses. He has embezzled more than 300 million yuan. It is worth noting that Guo Junshan is just a middleman. The former chairman of the CCP's military commission, Cui Caikou, was investigated in 2014. His 2,000-square-meter house was missing. The money he embezzled was a ton. At the time, the CCP's military officials had a clear price standard. The company needs 200,000 yuan. The company needs 300,000 yuan. The company needs 1,000,000 yuan. The company needs 1,000,000 to 3,000,000 yuan. The company needs 5,000,000 yuan. The company needs 1,000,000 yuan. After Xi Jinping took office, the military was thoroughly cleaned up. At least 160 generals were killed in the name of anti-corruption. This did not change the situation of military embezzlement. What's worse, with the arrival of the Dongfeng-17, Dongfeng-21D, Dongfeng-26, and Dongfeng-41 missiles, the number of naval destroyers, aircraft carriers, and new equipment began to increase. The military spending kept on increasing. This made it possible for the CCP's generals to make a fortune again. According to statistics, between 2013 and 2012, the CCP's military spending amounted to 22,604 billion U.S. dollars. This is the most conservative proportion of the CCP's spending. 20% of the CCP's spending was embezzled. In recent years, Xi Jinping's goal of implementing military anti-corruption and strengthening has increased his investment in the military. He emphasized that the main reason for the military's income is to make money. There can be no other way to make money. Between 2014 and 2018, and in 2021, Xi Jinping increased the military's salary Especially in 2021, the military's salary level was adjusted to be 20% higher than that of civil servants. This made the military's treatment generally exceed that of local civil servants. From October 15, 2023, the authorities officially implemented the Provisional Guarantee for the Treatment of Military Personnel. The Provisional Guarantee for the Treatment of Military Personnel was proposed by a retired military man. The military's salary was paid by the state. Other subsidies were originally provided by the local government. But now the local government is using force to pay for these subsidies. At the same time, the CCP's party and political parties have frequently mentioned the policy of passing the date. At the CCP Parliament in March this year, the government's work report clearly stated that each level of government should be used to passing the date. Later, the local government strictly controlled the three public funds and tightened the general policy. This obviously reflected the financial difficulties the CCP was facing. The CCP's official confirmation is that the three provinces of Inner Mongolia, Hunan, Beijing, etc. have released specific date-passing measures. For example, office chairs, computers, public transport, etc. As long as they can still be processed or used, they should continue to be used. The official announcement of the China National Organization for Business Management shows that Beijing was the first place to introduce these measures. In February, the Beijing Organization for Business Management announced 19 specific measures, including the full use of public funds and general funds, resource accumulation, the increase in the amount of funds, the amount of regulated assets, and the increase of 50% or more. The Bloomberg News reported on June 7 that many places have announced that the latest round of administrative cuts will be between 2% and 5%. At the beginning of the year, the Central Government issued the Party and National Organization Reform Plan, which clearly proposed the goal of 5% reduction in the number of Central National Organizational Personnel. It also required local governments to cut the number of local party and political organizations. The local government also followed the Central Government's steps. The Lai Kang City, Sichuan Province, issued the Lai Kang City Reform Plan, which proposed a reduction of 3% in the number of city-level administrative cuts. The city-level administrative cuts and Hsinchu City, a total of 54 city-level administrative cuts. According to the 5% reduction in the number of city-level administrative cuts, the city-level administrative cuts will be carried out. The city-level administrative cuts will be carried out. In February this year, the Shanxi News reported that the reform will not increase the number of local authorities, but will gradually reduce the number of city-level administrative cuts. The city-level administrative cuts will be reduced by 3%, and the city-level administrative cuts will be reduced by at least 2%. According to the report, the financial crisis of the Beijing authorities has led to the loss of financial resources in many major economic provinces such as Guangzhou, Tianjin, and Guangdong. This has led to the loss of financial resources and the debt of civil servants. For example, in Guangdong Province, Ms. Hong told overseas Chinese media that her father, who is in his 90s, is a senior Liyou official. The original Liyou fund amounted to around 30,000 RMB. Recently, the unit notified her that from Jan. 1 this year, the Liyou fund will be reduced by 5,000 RMB and the amount of Liyou funds increased in the past two years will be reduced by 5,000 RMB each month. The Liyou fund will be reduced by 5,000 RMB each month. Ms. Hong believes that this reflects the seriousness of China's financial tensions. Some officials in Guangdong said the current situation has changed and many places have been able to pay their salaries The year-end bonus has been canceled and the company's insurance has been delayed. After the company applied for government assistance, it was immediately reviewed and approved. The funds are also due to financial tensions and cannot be paid in time. Officials also said that Guangdong is mainly based on civil and foreign companies. Due to trade wars and other factors, orders have been distributed to Southeast Asia and Southeast Asia. Shenzhen and Dongguan's business activities have been reduced. The 2002 Sino-U.S. war further exacerbated this issue and led to a reduction in orders for Chinese manufacturing. This has affected local fiscal revenue. Taiwan's overall economic scholar, Wu Jianlong, said that from the central government to the local government, there are serious financial crises. There is really no money. We can't hide it anymore. We can only ask civil servants to tighten their belts. Wu Jianlong also explained what the Chinese government is looking for. He pointed out that the local government used to borrow money to build a lot of infrastructure and build more infrastructure to build more infrastructure but lacked economic benefits. Many of the highways built in the Guizhou Mountain District and bridges are typical examples. Since there is no economic benefit, These projects have become debts, and need to spend extra money to maintain them. Especially after the real estate crisis, local governments have been unable to approve land to obtain fiscal income. This portion of income accounts for about 40% of the total fiscal income. Now, local governments have no choice but to reduce civil servants' wages, and use bonuses to make up for this deficit. Local governments have lost their land revenue, and can only rely on the central government's transfer of funds. But the central government has no power to provide, which is the root cause of the financial crisis. That's all for today. If you like our program, please remember to like, subscribe, comment, and share with your friends. Thank you for your support. See you next time.