Discipline slogan in the revolutionary era

Case 10 10/0/0, Mao Zedong drafted the "Instructions of China People's Liberation Army Headquarters on Re-formulating Three Major Disciplines and Eight Provisions". Since then, the "three major disciplines and eight attentions" with unified content have been fixed in the form of orders and become the unified discipline of the whole army. "Three Disciplines and Eight Notices" evolved from "Three Disciplines and Six Notices", which was a revolutionary discipline and code of conduct formulated by Mao Zedong for the people's army in the 1920s. 1September, 927, Mao Zedong led the revolutionary army of workers and peasants to set out from suichuan county, Jiangxi Province for Jinggangshan. He pointed out to the soldiers that without the support of the masses, the base areas could not be established. He personally announced the "three major disciplines": first, actions should follow the command; Second, local tyrants should be turned over to the state; Third, don't take a sweet potato from ordinary people. Since then, Mao Zedong has announced "six points of attention" for the problems existing in the army: First, install door panels; Second, bundle grass; Third, speak kindly; Fourth, the sale is fair; 5. Borrowed things should be returned; 6. Damaged things should be compensated. The "three disciplines and six attentions" of the revolutionary army of workers and peasants won the sincere trust of the masses. At that time, there was a popular song: "The discipline of the Red Army is really strict, and the actions are obeyed; Love the people and be popular everywhere; Ask the masses in case of trouble and buy and sell fairly; The interests of the masses do not harm half a point. " In 1929, in view of the new situation and new problems, Mao Zedong changed "six attentions" to "eight attentions", and added the contents of "avoid women when bathing" and "don't search enemy soldiers' pockets". At this point, "three disciplines and eight attentions" have been formed. During the period of 1947, with the victory of the revolutionary situation, the operation of large corps put forward higher requirements for the PLA's military discipline, political discipline and mass discipline. 10 On this day, Mao Zedong drafted instructions for the General Political Department of the China People's Liberation Army to re-formulate the "three major disciplines and eight attentions". The directive said: "The' Three Disciplines and Eight Attentions' have been implemented for many years, and their contents are slightly different from those of various localities and armies. Now unify the regulations and re-promulgate them. I hope that this will prevail, in-depth education and strict implementation. " Subtitle: The full text of "Three Disciplines and Eight Notices" is a fine tradition and code of conduct of the People's Liberation Army, which embodies the essence and purpose of the People's Army. Its re-promulgation is of great significance for unifying the discipline of the whole army and strengthening the ideological work style of the army.