In China, what kind of people are the ones with low obedience?

Using dogs as an example is counterintuitive: the Chinese rural dog, also known as the native dog, has very poor obedience and can basically not serve as a police dog, military dog, working dog, therapy dog, or search and rescue dog.

The dog training team can train any kind of dog, but they can't do anything with the native dog.

The reason is simple: the native dog can survive without relying on humans.

This dog can forage for food on its own, eating both meat and vegetables; I've even seen a native dog climb a tree to catch cicadas.

So the few treats the dog trainer offers are completely beneath the native dog's notice.

As for Corgis, Border Collies, Huskies, Alaskans, German Shepherds—starve them for a few meals and they'll do anything.

The starvation method doesn't work on the native dog.

Simply put: "I can make a living on my own, so who do you think you are?"

Furthermore, do you know how this translates to training people, and how they actually train people?

Everyone takes off their uniforms, changes into plain clothes, and goes to the job market with their own resumes to apply for jobs. On the resume, they write that they resigned voluntarily, it doesn't matter—after all, when the other company calls to ask, I'll give them face and not say they were fired. Go and see for yourselves how many companies or units would be willing to hire you?

See if you still dare to slack off or roll your eyes. Anyway, after they come back, each one of those human German Shepherds looks much more docile in the eyes.