People's Liberation Army's military parade training is accused of abusing soldiers. The sharp collar needle is actually a deportment training

A netizen recently posted on Threads, accusing the Chinese Communist Party of abusing its own soldiers. She also posted a series of photos, showing sharp needles on the collars of People's Liberation Army uniforms. The post sparked heated discussions among netizens. It was found that the "collar pin" was a practice used by the People's Liberation Army during military parade training, with the purpose of training soldiers to maintain good manners.

The original PO posted a series of photos on Threads yesterday. From the photos, it can be seen that thin silver needles can be seen in two places on the collars of PLA soldiers, pressing against the soldiers' necks. Many netizens saw it and called out: "Sick country", "I don't understand the meaning of this sick military parade?", "What should I do if I fall?"

After investigation, it was found that the "collar pin" in the photo, also known as "collar pin", is a practice used by the People's Liberation Army during military parade training. Soldiers put pins on their collars so that if they lower their heads, they will be pricked. The purpose is to train them to stand with their heads held high and their chests held high. The Xinhua News Agency and the New York Times, the official media of the Communist Party of China, have made relevant reports.

"Ifeng.com" once reported that standing posture is the first lesson for a soldier. In the melting pot of the army, it needs to be tempered many times, so that the might and masculinity of a soldier can be seen in every move of the hand and foot, and it is deeply understood that the responsibilities of a soldier are more important than Mount Tai.

"China Armed Police" once posted relevant photos, saying that during training, the Armed Police National Flag Guard would insert needles into their collars to ensure the height of their jaws and correct the posture of their necks.

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