What does "House of Glory" do?

"House of Glory" is a sign hung for the families of martyrs, families of soldiers who died in the line of duty, families of soldiers who died of illness, and families of active servicemen and retired servicemen of the Chinese People's Liberation Army.

Hanging the honorary plaque is an important measure to implement the central government's decision-making and deployment, carry forward the fine tradition of supporting the military and promoting the construction of the military honor system.

It can create a strong social atmosphere of patriotism, support for the military, and respect for military personnel, and promote the construction of a military honor system.

At the same time, it has effectively improved the veterans' sense of gain, honor and happiness, which is of far-reaching and significant significance.

Expanded information display scope Article 7 The families of martyrs, families of soldiers who died in the line of duty, families of soldiers who died due to illness, families of active servicemen of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (hereinafter referred to as active servicemen), and families of retired servicemen may display honorary plaques in accordance with regulations.

Households that meet the conditions for two or more (including two) honor plaques to be displayed at the same time will only display one glory plaque.

Article 8 "Three families" refer to the "Certificate of Martyrs of the People's Republic of China", "Certificate of Martyrs of the People's Republic of China", "Certificate of Martyrs of the People's Republic of China", "Certificate of Soldiers of the People's Republic of China"

The families of holders of certificates such as "Certificate of Death" (in principle, the household registration book shall prevail, the same below), as well as the parents (dependents), spouses and children of non-certified martyrs, soldiers who died in the line of duty, and soldiers who died of illness

family.

Article 9 Active-duty military families refer to the families of active-duty military personnel.

If active military personnel live in separate households with their parents (dependents), they may also display an honor plaque in their parents' (dependents') families; if their parents are divorced, the active military personnel may decide whether to display it in the father's or maternal family.

Article 10 The families of retired military personnel refer to the families of retired military personnel themselves.