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Army Day | A Tribute to the Chinese People’s Liberation Army
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2023-08-02
Brave and fearless, charging across the battlefield.
This people’s army, steeped in red heritage,
Guarding the motherland’s vast territory
Safeguarding the peace and security of hundreds of millions of families.
Their chests are filled with passion.
The battle flag is inscribed with glory.
August 1st Army Day
A Tribute to the Loveliest People
The Origin of the August 1st Army Day

Fun Facts About Army Day 
August 1 · Military Emblem
August 1 · Military Flag
August 1 · Military Song

The national anthem of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, titled “March of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army,” was written by Zhang Songru and composed by Zheng Lücheng in 1939. On July 25, 1988, it was officially designated as the PLA’s official military song by the Central Military Commission of the Communist Party of China. The lyrics of this anthem reflect the nature, mission, revolutionary spirit, and combat style of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army.
Military branch classification
1. Army

The People’s Liberation Army Ground Force today consists primarily of specialized units, including infantry (motorized infantry and mechanized infantry), artillery (field artillery and anti-aircraft artillery), armored forces, engineers, signal corps, chemical defense troops, reconnaissance units, electronic warfare forces, motor transport troops, surveying and mapping units, and meteorological units.
On December 31, 2015, China established the leadership body of the PLA Army.
2. Navy

The People’s Liberation Army Navy is the maritime armed force of the People’s Republic of China and its naval service. Primarily composed of surface combatants and naval aviation, its principal missions are to defend against enemy sea-based incursions—either independently or in coordination with the Army and Air Force—safeguard territorial sea sovereignty, and uphold China’s maritime rights and interests. Its operational forces, apart from those directly under the Navy Headquarters, are organized into three fleets: the North Sea Fleet, the East Sea Fleet, and the South Sea Fleet. As the mainstay of maritime operations, the Navy possesses capabilities for surface, underwater, and air warfare.
The People’s Liberation Army Air Force was officially established on November 11, 1949. Through continuous development and modernization, the Chinese Air Force has evolved into a high‑tech, multi‑service force comprising fighter aviation, surface‑to‑air missile units, anti‑aircraft artillery, radar units, airborne troops, electronic warfare, meteorology, and other specialized branches, equipped with a diverse array of aircraft types, including fighters, attack aircraft, bombers, and transport planes.
Its primary missions are homeland air defense, supporting land and naval operations, conducting air strikes against the enemy’s rear areas, and carrying out airlift and aerial reconnaissance.
4. Rocket Force

The People’s Liberation Army Rocket Force is a new branch of the PLA, renamed from the Second Artillery Corps and officially established on December 31, 2015. It serves as a strategic pillar of China’s status as a major power and a vital cornerstone for safeguarding national security. Over more than fifty years, China’s strategic missile forces have forged ahead, their resolute march echoing the majestic roar of a great nation’s sword in tandem with the rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, and bearing witness to the glorious achievements of Rocket Force officers and soldiers dedicated to building a strong military. Deep within the earth’s strata, China’s strength is nurtured; upon their iron shoulders rests the dignity of a great power.
The People’s Armed Police Force of the People’s Republic of China was established on April 5, 1983. Its predecessor was the Central Column of the People’s Public Security, which was founded in August 1949. The People’s Armed Police Force is an important component of the armed forces of the People’s Republic of China and is under the centralized and unified leadership of the CPC Central Committee and the Central Military Commission.
Effective from 00:00 hours on January 1, 2018, the People’s Armed Police Force of China has been placed under the centralized and unified leadership of the CPC Central Committee and the Central Military Commission, operating under a command-and-control structure that links the CMC–PAP–units. The PAP’s functional attributes remain unchanged, and it is not incorporated into the PLA sequence.
Effective August 1, 2021, the emblem of the People’s Armed Police Force of China was officially put into use.
The PLA Joint Logistics Support Force is the principal force for conducting joint logistics support and strategic‑operational campaign‑level logistical support, and it constitutes an important component of China’s modern military force structure with Chinese characteristics. The establishment of the Central Military Commission Joint Logistics Support Force marks the formal creation of a modern joint logistics support system that bears the distinctive features of the People’s Liberation Army.
The PLA Joint Logistics Support Force is a newly established unit formed as part of the military’s restructuring and reform. It reports directly to the Central Military Commission and, in terms of organizational structure, stands on an equal footing with the Army, Navy, Air Force, Rocket Force, and Strategic Support Force, holding the rank of a deputy theater‑level command.
Soldiers are the most lovable.
Also the most worthy of respect.
They are cheetahs of the turbulent years.
A White Dove in Times of Peace
They dedicate themselves silently and remain indomitable.
Do everything possible to protect the people.
If there is a soldier in your life
Remember to send him my regards on Army Day.