What does social preferential treatment mean?

Social preferential treatment refers to a social security system in which the government or society provides pensions and preferential treatment to active, retired, demobilized, disabled military personnel and their families.

The specific contents of social preferential treatment include:

1. Pension. This is a material comfort method adopted by the government for the families of persons who are disabled in the line of duty, those who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty, and those who died of illness, including disability pensions and death pensions.

2. Preferential treatment. Preferential treatment refers to politically and materially providing good material or financial treatment, priority care and special services to preferential treatment objects.

3. Preferential social services. The state and society raise funds to build service facilities, such as nursing homes for disabled revolutionary servicemen and nursing homes for chronic diseases of retired and retired servicemen.