Legal analysis: 1. Retired soldiers become disabled during service or suffer from serious diseases, which makes it difficult for them to find jobs after retirement. Necessary expenses such as medical treatment and rehabilitation suddenly increase, which exceeds the affordability of their families, resulting in poor living conditions. Serious difficulties arise;

2. Veterans are unemployed for a long time or suddenly laid off due to long service time, weak market employability, etc., resulting in serious difficulties in life;

3. Veterans have serious difficulties in life due to the recurrence of old injuries and aggravation of disability;

4. Veterans, "three dependents", etc. due to fires, floods, traffic accidents, major illnesses, personal injuries, brave acts of righteousness, etc. Sudden incidents cause serious difficulties in life;

5. Encountering other special circumstances that cause serious difficulties in life.

Legal basis: "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Veterans"

Article 1 is to strengthen the protection of veterans, safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of veterans, and make military personnel a universal A profession respected by society and in accordance with the Constitution, this law is enacted.

Article 2 The term “retired military personnel” as used in this Law refers to officers, sergeants, conscripts and other personnel who have legally retired from active service in the People’s Liberation Army of China.

Article 3: Retired military personnel have made important contributions to national defense and military construction and are an important force in socialist modernization.

Respecting and caring for retired military personnel is the common responsibility of the entire society. The state cares about and treats retired military personnel preferentially, strengthens the construction of the security system for retired military personnel, and ensures that retired military personnel enjoy corresponding rights and interests in accordance with the law.

Article 4: The work of providing security for veterans shall adhere to the leadership of the Communist Party of China, adhere to the policy of serving economic and social development, national defense and military construction, and adhere to the principles of people-oriented, classified security, service priority, and in accordance with the law. principles of management.

Article 5: The security of retired military personnel should be coordinated with economic development and compatible with social progress.

The placement of retired military personnel should be open, fair and impartial.

The political and life benefits of retired military personnel are linked to their contributions during active service.

The country has established a special preferential treatment mechanism for veterans who have participated in the war.

Article 6 Retired military personnel should continue to carry forward the fine traditions of the people's army, modelly abide by the Constitution, laws and regulations, keep military secrets, practice socialist core values, and actively participate in socialist modernization.

Article 7 The department in charge of retired military affairs under the State Council is responsible for the security of retired military personnel nationwide. The departments in charge of retired military affairs of local people's governments at or above the county level are responsible for the security of retired military personnel in their respective administrative regions.

Relevant central and state agencies, relevant departments of the Central Military Commission, and relevant local agencies at all levels should ensure the protection of retired military personnel within the scope of their respective responsibilities.

Departments at all levels of the military responsible for work related to retired military personnel and the departments in charge of retired military affairs of the people's governments at or above the county level should closely cooperate to ensure the protection of retired military personnel.

Article 8: The state strengthens the informatization construction of retired military support work, establishes files and cards for retired military personnel, realizes the sharing of information between relevant departments, and provides support for improving the ability of retired military personnel to provide support.

The department in charge of retired military affairs under the State Council shall work closely with relevant central and state agencies and relevant departments of the Central Military Commission to coordinate the construction, maintenance, application and information security management of information data systems.

Article 9 The funds required for the protection of retired military personnel shall be jointly borne by the central and local finance agencies. Funds for retirement placement, education and training, and pensions and preferential treatments are mainly borne by the central government.

Article 10: The state encourages and guides social forces such as enterprises, social organizations, and individuals to provide support and assistance to retired military personnel through donations, establishment of funds, volunteer services, etc. in accordance with the law.

Article 11 Units and individuals that have made outstanding contributions to the protection of retired military personnel shall be commended and rewarded in accordance with relevant national regulations.