Will grandpa's breach of trust affect his grandson from joining the army and joining the party?

A grandfather's breach of trust will generally not directly affect his grandson's joining the army and the party. According to my country's current policies, political review mainly examines the political performance of individuals and their immediate family members, and records of breach of trust usually do not involve third-generation relatives.

The political review for joining the army and joining the party mainly targets the individual and his immediate family members such as parents and spouse. If ordinary civil breach of trust does not constitute a crime, its scope of impact is usually limited to the parties concerned, their spouses and children. As a third-generation relative, a grandson will generally not be directly rejected in a political trial due to his ancestor's civil breach of trust record. However, if the breach of trust involves serious illegal crimes, it may have an indirect impact on the review of family and social relations.

In very special circumstances, if the grandfather's breach of trust is a serious illegal situation such as maliciously evading the execution of a judgment and has caused a bad social impact, it may be used as a reference factor in the family background review. However, this situation is extremely rare in breach of trust caused by ordinary civil disputes. The political review pays more attention to the applicant's personal political stance, moral character and major political issues of his immediate family members.

It is recommended that young people who are willing to join the army and join the party should pay attention to their own moral cultivation and actively participate in social welfare activities. Family members should also abide by laws and regulations and jointly maintain a good family and social image. If you have any questions about specific political review standards, you can consult the local armed forces department or party organization for the latest policy requirements.