Friends who have participated in military medical examinations should know that military check-ups are as hardcore as kitchen duty's menu, terrifyingly so.
Ordinary civilian check-ups are usually quite simple, just standard eyes, ENT internal medicine, plus some auxiliary items, and it's done.
If it's a personal check-up that costs a few hundred bucks, it would be relatively more detailed, with various adenine red blood cell concentrations reflected in the report.
For students and employees, you might often encounter perfunctory situations, where they just press a couple of times and stamp it.
Even if it's a high-level check-up costing around 3000 yuan, compared to the military check-up, there's still a significant gap—military check-ups really use a magnifying glass to find your flaws.
Moreover, the stronger the military's combat power, the more hardcore these examinations tend to be.
