What is the difference between a civilian and a military attache?

1. Dealing with official business is different: civil servants use their brains and eloquence to deal with events; The military attache forcibly stirred up trouble with his own spirit and physical strength.

2. Different definitions: Military attaché refers to officials engaged in military affairs in ancient times, but now it refers to some staff members of diplomatic embassies; Ancient civil servants refer to civil servants headed by prime ministers, and now they refer to civil servants.

3. Different payment methods of wages: wages are paid by the state finance and local finance; The salaries of military attaché s are paid by the highest financial and military and political departments of the state.

During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, China set officials and soldiers to select civil servants and military attaché s, and then there was the imperial examination system. China is one of the oldest ancient civilizations in the world history. In its long development process, a set of standardized and strict civil service management system has gradually formed. These systems not only made the ancient Chinese empire run orderly, but also had an important impact on the formation of civil service systems in many countries at that time and even in modern western countries. A thorough study of the historical changes of the civil service system can provide necessary historical reference for the establishment of a scientific and reasonable national civil service management system in China. Therefore, the author investigates many aspects and characteristics of the traditional civil service system in China.