I am a policeman. I'm going to resign. I have been working for two years. Can I only quit?

You can't resign before you reach the age of service. If you don't want to do it, you can only resign.

Article 81 of the Civil Service Law A civil servant may not resign from public office under any of the following circumstances:

(a) under the minimum service period stipulated by the state;

(2) Serving in a special post involving state secrets or leaving the above post is less than the time limit for declassification stipulated by the state;

(three) the important official business has not been completed, and I must continue to deal with it;

(4) Being under audit, disciplinary review or suspected of committing a crime, and the judicial proceedings have not yet ended;

(5) Other circumstances stipulated by laws and administrative regulations.

Article 71 of the Provisional Regulations on State Civil Servants stipulates that the state administrative organs may, according to the actual situation, stipulate that the minimum service life of state civil servants is three to five years. For example, according to the Interim Provisions on the Post Grading of Newly Employed National Civil Servants issued by the Ministry of Personnel, the minimum service period for being employed as a national civil servant after examination is five years (including probation period). Therefore, in order to ensure the continuity and stability of the work of the organs, civil servants can only resign after the expiration of the minimum service period.