What is the oath of a soldier under the military flag?

1956 In February, the General Staff Department and the General Political Department of the People's Liberation Army of China issued the Provisions on the Work of Taking an Oath for Recruits after Entering the Camp, requiring all units to organize an oath of enlistment immediately after they are isolated. This is the first written military order officially issued by China People's Liberation Army after liberation. It reads: "I am a citizen of People's Republic of China (PRC). In order to join the People's Liberation Army and shoulder the glorious responsibility of revolutionary soldiers, I solemnly swear: 1. Under the leadership of Chairman Mao, I will become a warrior who is brave and good at fighting, strictly abides by discipline, rules and orders, and is willing to sacrifice everything to defend the motherland. Second, study modern military science, improve political and cultural level, be proficient in weapons, always be ready to fight, overcome all difficulties and resolutely destroy the enemy; Third, support the people's government, love the people, cherish weapons and state property, strictly observe state and military secrets, and always be loyal to the motherland and the people; If I break my oath, I am willing to be severely punished by national laws and military discipline.

In September, the China People's Liberation Army promulgated the No.8 Internal Affairs Ordinance. The military oath stipulated in Article 8 of the Regulations is: "I am a citizen of People's Republic of China (PRC), and it is my glorious duty to perform military service in accordance with the law. In order to shoulder the sacred duty of revolutionary soldiers, I swear: I love the Communist Party of China (CPC), love the socialist motherland, love the China People's Liberation Army, implement military laws and regulations, and obey orders and commands. Not afraid of sacrifice, defend the motherland and socialist construction. I will resolutely fulfill the above vows and never violate them. " This is the first time that the China People's Liberation Army has formally taken the oath of generals into the Internal Affairs Ordinance.

My friend on the first floor said the current military oath.