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The divorce rate of prison guards was relatively high. Prison guards had long working hours. For example, prison guards at the basic level might work from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., up to 12 hours. Sometimes they had to work night shifts, and their vacation time was less than that of ordinary people. This made it less time to spend with their families, and the relationship between husband and wife was easy to fade. There were many work restrictions. When working in the prison area, one could not carry a mobile phone, resulting in being unable to help in time when something happened at home. When working on holidays, one might not even be able to send a blessing message. Their work was dangerous. The prison guards who directly managed the prisoners faced criminals every day and might encounter prison riots or prisoners kidnapping the prison guards to escape. Their own lives were threatened, and the hard work could easily lead to illness. In addition, the prison was far away from the city and the environment was closed. The prison guards were prone to depression, irritability, psychological problems, and conflicts with their loved ones when they returned home. These factors combined led to the high divorce rate of prison guards. " The Female Police Officer and the Criminal Organization " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

Prison guards had a higher divorce rate. Their working hours were longer. For example, the prison guards at the basic level might work from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day, and they might even work night shifts. Their vacation time was also less than that of ordinary people, which led to insufficient time to spend with their families and the relationship between husband and wife easily faded. If there were children at home and they could not help take care of them, the divorce rate would be even higher. Prison management was strict. Prison guards were not allowed to carry mobile phones when they worked in the prison area. They might not be able to check their mobile phones all day. They could not help in time when something happened at home. They could not even send congratulatory messages to work during holidays. This would increase the chances of divorce. The work of a prison guard was dangerous. The prison guards who directly managed the prisoners had to face many criminals every day. They might face dangerous situations such as prison riots or prisoners kidnapping the prison guards to escape. They might even die. Moreover, the work was hard and it was easy to get sick from overwork. Prisons were generally far away from the city and were closed environments. Prison guards lived in such environments for a long time. Other than the prison area, they lived in their own dormitories. They were prone to depression, irritability, and psychological problems. When they returned home, they might quarrel with their loved ones and have conflicts. These factors combined led to a higher divorce rate for prison guards. " The Female Police Officer and the Criminal Organization " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

In many ways, the prison guards had a higher rate of disembarking. In terms of job demand, there was a large gap in jobs every year. Judging from the nature of the job and the application situation, there were many unfavorable factors such as high mental pressure and special working environment. Many ambitious top students would not apply, resulting in relatively low interview scores for the public examination. According to historical data, 92% of the human resources of the prisoners in the State of Mo in 2015 could escape from crime and return to society. Since 2009, 85% of the prisoners sentenced to prison were released, and 95% of the prisoners serving their sentences were released. This indirectly reflected that prison guards had some effectiveness in helping prisoners return to society, which may be related to the high rate of prison guards going ashore. At the same time, prison guards were recruited on a large scale every year, and they became three unlimited recruitment positions, which also provided the possibility of a higher rate of disembarkation. However, there would be differences between different regions and different units. For example, some regions would rank the candidates according to their national rankings and they had to achieve a specified score to be shortlisted. " The Female Police Officer and the Criminal Organization " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

Taking the Qing Dynasty as an example, the ranks of the palace guards were as follows: 1. The official in charge of the imperial guards was a first-grade official, who was responsible for the safety of the emperor and the security of the palace. 2. [Imperial Guard: Official rank below the fourth rank or above the fifth rank (in general).] 3. First-class bodyguard, also known as "first-class bodyguard", was a third-grade official. 4. Second-class guards, fourth-grade. 5. Third Class Guard: Fifth Class. 6. Blue Plume Guard: Rank Six. In the Ming Dynasty, the ranks of palace guards were divided into: the first grade of the Imperial Army Commander-in-Chief, the first grade of the Jinyiwei Wanhu, and so on.(See the relevant content for the detailed classification of ranks.) Different dynasties had different levels of guards. This was only the case for the Qing Dynasty and Ming Dynasty. The novel "Hello, Guard, Goodbye, Guard" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

In the Qing Dynasty, the imperial guards in yellow mandarin jackets had a higher status. The imperial guards were the elites of the Qing army and were the closest to the emperor. The selection process was very strict. They had to be nobles of the Upper Three Banners, and they had to go through an examination similar to the Martial Arts Examination. In terms of treatment, the salary was generous. For example, Emperor Qianlong often rewarded him with 10,000 taels. They also had the opportunity to be promoted quickly, like He Shen, who started as an inner guard and was gradually promoted. The yellow vest was one of the symbols of the palace guards. Its purpose was to strengthen the appearance of the army and distinguish the attendants. It was a special political treatment that showed the difference between them and other officials. Moreover, the imperial guards had the honor of the yellow vest in the early Qing Dynasty, but the Prince Baylor did not have it even though he was noble. It could be seen that his status was extraordinary. Although there were problems with the palace guards during the Jiaqing period, their status was generally higher. The novel " Hello, Guard, Goodbye, Guard " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

It was difficult to determine the status of the Emperor's secret guards based on the information provided. In ancient times, there were many factors that influenced the status of the guards. For example, the guards around the Qing emperor were mostly people who were related to the emperor in the Eight Banners, or the children of princes and ministers. They were well treated, promoted quickly, and had clear ranks and higher status. However, for the special identity of the secret guard, the article did not give any relevant information about the comparison of other characters or classes, so it was impossible to determine the exact status of the secret guard. The novel " Hello, Guard, Goodbye, Guard " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The concept of " bodyguard " had a rich meaning. From a historical point of view, the bodyguard was an ancient official name, mainly responsible for the duties of attendants and guards, such as the military officers who guarded the emperor. This title was first derived from the Biography of Dongping Xian Wang Cang in the Book of the Later Han Dynasty. Take the imperial guards of the late Qing Dynasty as an example. They had a unique image. Most of them had the back of a tiger and the waist of a bear, holding a sharp blade. This was partly because the Emperor preferred to select people with rough looks to prevent his guards from hooking up with the concubines in the harem, and partly because of the need to intimidate the enemy. The selection process was very competitive. The candidates had to show their strength in wrestling, fighting, equestrian, archery, and other events. The daily work of the imperial guards included patrolling the palace, guarding important places, and guarding the emperor during the grand ceremony. Not only did they have to be brave, but they also had to be meticulous, able to observe people's expressions, and strictly guard the secrets of the palace. They were well paid and had the opportunity to rise to the top because of the emperor's appreciation. For example, He Shen was promoted from a guard to a prime minister. However, this position was also accompanied by risks. After all, the emperor was temperamental. With the decline of the late Qing Dynasty, the guards also faced changes and challenges. In the context of the new policies and reforms, they had to learn new firearms and Western military tactics to deal with external threats. There was a division within the group of guards. Some were actively adapting, while others were stuck in their own ways. In the Qing Dynasty, the bodyguard system had different development characteristics in different periods. During the period of Nurhachi, Emperor Taizu of the Qing Dynasty, the bodyguard system was not yet mature, and most of the bodyguards were part-time and had no grade and no class. During the period of Taizong, the selection was mostly from the princes and ministers of Manchuria and Mongolia and the children of the imperial clan. During the reign of Kangxi, there were special positions such as imperial ministers, imperial guards, Qianqing Gate guards, etc. Although these positions had no fixed number and grade restrictions, they were of great significance because they were close to the emperor. The imperial guards had a good life and were relatively easy to promote. Flower feathers and yellow mandarin jackets were also special symbols of their status. In addition, in the context of modern culture," bodyguard " was also given some new images. For example," bodyguard Tom " in the Tom and Jerry mobile game was a hunting character of the cat camp. It was famous for its powerful rat-catching ability and royal artillery. The novel " Hello, Guard, Goodbye, Guard " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

There were many differences between guards and guards. First of all, in terms of meaning, a bodyguard was a military officer who protected the emperor. It could be understood as a person who was close to or followed the leader to do security work. They had a close relationship with the person they were protecting, and they were even inseparable. They were highly trusted loyal guards. Their number was relatively small and they were generally extraordinary. A bodyguard was a general term for the personnel who followed the leader and the leading organization to do security work. For example, a guard force could be called a bodyguard. Secondly, the two were different in terms of job content. Guards were more inclined to be close to 24-hour guards, while guards were more inclined to be travel security guards. The novel " Hello, Guard, Goodbye, Guard " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

Guards couldn't simply be classified as police or security guards. In modern society, the police were national public officials who were responsible for a wide range of public functions such as law enforcement, maintaining social security, and ensuring the safety of citizens. Their power came from the law, and their scope of work covered criminal investigation, traffic management, social order maintenance, and many other public affairs. Security guards were employed by specific units or individuals to provide services to protect the employer's property, personal safety, and maintain the order of specific places. Their scope of work was mainly based on the needs of the employer to carry out security work in private areas or specific commercial and residential places. The concept of security was relatively broad, such as security guards responsible for the public activities of social celebrities in the arts, culture, and sports circles, security guards responsible for the safety of important people in the political and business world, etc. These security guards were somewhat similar to the functions of security guards. They were employed to carry out security protection work for specific needs, but their work content might be more targeted and professional, such as escorting high-end people or valuables. However, the guards in the ancient palace (which could be seen as a kind of guard) belonged to a special group that served the royal family. They were different from the modern police and security guards. The guards in virtual scenes such as games had completely different roles. They were protective characters or mechanisms set according to the rules of the game and had no direct connection with the police and security in reality. The novel "Hello, Guard, Goodbye, Guard" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

From a general point of view,"bodyguard" referred to the attendants and guards, the general term for the group of military officers who protected the emperor. However, there were many differences in the "guards" in different dynasties and situations. For example, in the Qing Dynasty, guards were divided into many levels, including first-class guards, second-class guards, third-class guards, blue-feathered guards, etc. There were also special guards such as imperial guards, and imperial guards and Qianqing Gate guards were first-class guards, but their jobs were different. From the selection source, the first-class guards were mostly filled by outstanding talents in the upper three banners of the Eight Banners, with 20 people in each flag. After Yongzheng, the first-class Jinshi in the military imperial examination (Wu Zhuangyuan) could also be filled; there were also those selected from the children of the noble, who inherited the title of duke as the first-class guards. Guards of different ranks had different statuses, responsibilities, and development potential. In terms of status, a first-class bodyguard was a third-grade official of the capital, which was a higher rank among the many bodyguards. The head of the bodyguard office led the ministers of the guards as first-grade, and the low-ranking guards were lower than first-class bodyguards in status, power, and treatment. In terms of duties, they were all responsible for matters such as the palace guards and the emperor's retinue, but they might be more focused on different levels and specific positions. In terms of development potential, the first-class guards were close to the emperor, so they were easily discovered and promoted. There were many people who were promoted by the first-class guards and eventually reached a high position. In the mobile game "Tom and Jerry," the guard Tom was a hunting character of the cat camp. He was completely different from the guards in the historical concept in terms of nature, function, and environment. He used his powerful mouse catching ability and royal artillery to capture opponents in the castle setting of the game. If one were to look at it from another dynasty, there would definitely be differences in organizational structure, functions, and many other aspects between the bodyguard system of the Tang Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty. However, the reference materials did not mention the bodyguard situation of the Tang Dynasty in detail. It could only be inferred that the bodyguards of different dynasties would differ due to the political system, military system, palace structure, and other factors of each dynasty. The novel "Hello, Guard, Goodbye, Guard" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!