Juan Village is a unique residential area in the Ming Dynasty. It is part of the military base. It is actually the dormitory for officers, non-commissioned officers and their families, so it is called "Juan Village".
The Ministry of the Army and Navy also established a direct service command to specifically manage the Army and Navy Juan Village and logistics facilities. Compared with ordinary settlements, the exclusive living facilities in Juan Village are more complete, including hospitals, schools, guest houses, shops, post offices, and cinemas.
Not to mention everything, there is even a church - because many soldiers are of European origin and they believe in Catholicism. Of course, their beliefs must be properly taken care of. The Ming Dynasty has always been open-minded about belief, but there are also special circumstances.
, If you don’t eat this, you can’t do that, and you always want others to respect you, but if you don’t respect others, Ming Dynasty will definitely not welcome them.
Although most of the facilities in Juan Village are open to residents, Juan Village is strictly restricted, and residents' entry and exit are always restricted.
Driving to the army base located in the western suburbs of Yingtian, when entering Juan Village, although Chen Yangsheng showed his identity as the president of the Labor Federation, he still needed to register. After all, Juan Village itself is part of the base.
After the car drove into Juan Village, what came into view were single-family two-story buildings. In front of the buildings were flat lawns and beautiful gardens.
Seeing the president looking at the unique houses on both sides with admiration, Cheng Gongjie explained.
"Juan Village, to a certain extent, will always be a benchmark for life. There is no apartment here. Whether you are an officer or a non-commissioned officer, as long as you get married, you can apply for a family dormitory, which is the kind of house outside. Basically, one base has
How many officers and non-commissioned officers are required? Even if there is a shortage, according to the regulations, it needs to be solved within half a year, otherwise the chief officer will be held accountable. The public facilities here are twice as much as those of ordinary communities..."
The status of soldiers in the Ming Dynasty has never been "the status of imperial soldiers is sacred" as stated in the text, but is reflected in many aspects. Soldiers and their families live in the "Juan Village" with the most complete facilities, and their children can enter
The best public schools nearby, except for compulsory education, the military will subsidize their tuition fees.
“Facility facilities such as swimming pools, libraries, and clubs are all available, and they also go to the Military Welfare Club for shopping. Daily necessities such as food there are generally 20% lower than in the market. As for general commodities, they are also 5% cheaper.
About %, well, when soldiers and their families go to the hospital for medical treatment, they also receive free medical treatment."
Chen Yangsheng did not feel any discomfort with the preferential treatment enjoyed by soldiers. After all, soldiers sacrificed their blood and sweat for the safety and expansion of the empire.
"It is precisely because Ming Dynasty treats its soldiers so kindly that the imperial soldiers are willing to be loyal to the country!"
Many things are not without reasons. What is the most fundamental reason why the soldiers of the Ming Dynasty marched forward bravely on the battlefield?
It is because they know that even if they die in battle, their families will not fall into poverty or have no means of living because of their death in battle. In addition to generous pensions and military life insurance, the military will also
In the name of the royal family, funding continues to be provided to their families, unmarried spouses of deceased servicemen, unmarried children under the age of 18, children with disabilities of any age, and children aged 18-23 studying in schools funded by the government's Veterans Administration.
Low-income deceased military personnel with the same parents can receive lifetime support.
This subsidy is a unified standard, everyone is equal, and has nothing to do with military rank or military age; if the spouse no longer remarries, the monthly payment will be until death, and will be terminated if the spouse remarries; if there are children, each child will have their own quota, and the number of children will be the same.
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In addition, the survivors of fallen soldiers also enjoy a survivor support plan, which is one-third of their basic salary during their lifetime.
In short, the Ming Dynasty would never treat its soldiers badly. Emperor Zhu Da even once said, "If a country's military families fall into poverty because of the death of their sons and husbands in battle, it will undoubtedly be a shame for the entire country!".
It is precisely based on this point of view that the Ming Dynasty formulated a lifelong subsidy that covers the bereaved families of fallen soldiers - soldiers are loyal to the country, and the country fulfills their filial piety on their behalf.
This is the Empire's promise to all Imperial soldiers.
Of course, this is also the reason why the "Japanese Samurai" are not imperial soldiers, because... I really can't afford to pay for it. As for consumables, of course they cannot be treated as the same.
The lives of soldiers of the Ming Dynasty are always valuable, so the officers of the Ming Dynasty are very good at using steel to save blood and fight steadily step by step.
"Soldiers are loyal to the country, and the country should be filial on their behalf!"
While they were talking, they happened to see some women passing by walking towards a house. Seeing that scene, Cheng Gongjie, who had served in the army, became a little lower-pitched.
"They should be accompanying the hostess of this family. Her husband should have been killed in battle..." In Juan Village, there are many rules that are different from the outside world. The military family members also play their role.
When they find out that their neighbor's husband is killed in battle, they will immediately go over to comfort her, help her do whatever they can, and take care of her children.
In the army, soldiers are brothers, and their family members are sisters. As for the children, of course they are brothers and sisters.
"Why……"
With a long sigh, Chen Yangsheng touched his arm. He... also went to the battlefield and lost an arm in the battle of the gold mine. Later, with His Majesty's grace, he worked his way from the warehouse manager who watched the gate to the current "Empire"
President of the Federation of Labor Forces.
War always kills people. Even if the Ming army is willing to use bombs and artillery shells, and even wants to use bombs and artillery shells to level everything, there is still no way to avoid the death of someone!
On the next road, the two people never spoke again. The car drove forward along the road in Juancun. After a while, they arrived in front of a unique two-room small building and looked at the flowers planted in front of the building.
Rose, Cheng Gongjie said.
"President, we are here!"
After the car stopped, Cheng Kejie quickly got out of the car and walked in front of the president. As soon as he reached the door, he heard the sound of the piano in the room.
"Well, she should be at home."
Cheng Gongjie knocked on the door, and when the sound of the piano suddenly stopped, a boy of about five or six years old opened the door, looked at the visitor and said in surprise.
"You are……"
Then a beautiful woman with curly hair came over. Her expression seemed a little nervous at first. After all, at this time, when a guest suddenly comes to "visit", people will always be a little worried, in case a death notice is sent.
What about?
It wasn't until he saw Cheng Gongjie that his nervous expression relaxed.
"Hey, Gongjie, why are you here? Who is this gentleman?"