Many of these hospitals provide external services just to obtain benefits. They often let intern doctors work independently, using patients as guinea pigs and subjects to practice their skills. Taking advantage of the public's goodwill and credibility towards the troops, charging arbitrary fees and squandering money for leaders. A friend of mine was once defrauded of a large amount of medicine by a clinic located in a major armed police agency in Beijing. However, because he is a veteran and knows the internal affairs of the army very well, he insisted on suing this clinic. In the end, the clinic realized that it was in the wrong, refunded part of the overcharged medicine fees, and went private. This clinic advertises everywhere that it is a major military hospital. My friend went to the Beijing Municipal Health Bureau and the Ministry of Health to check and found that it has no registration at all, and it has not obtained the right to practice medicine outside. It is because they are a big organization that no one dares to mess with, and they bully local people who do not understand the internal affairs of the army to seek personal gain. All this money turned into income for military leaders that was not taxed (because the clinic refused to issue invoices to patients) and was not included in the state's accounts. The army itself has military expenditures, which are supported by taxpayers' money, so it should no longer make high profits. This is unsupervised and has become a breeding ground for corruption.

Public public opinion does not dare to expose such things and cover them up. And he kept saying how much the military hospitals serve the people. Even if you find a public opinion unit or local regulatory unit, they will not report it on the grounds that it involves military units. Let it overflow.