Government Sculpts Soldiers Into Stripped-Down Toys
The correspondent describes a government plan sending conscripts to the countryside. Recruits are initially hopeful but soon report harsh discipline, hunger, and a lack of meaningful meals. Guards watch as soldiers march barefoot, enduring weather and a rigid routine.
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