What are the three principles that do not belong to our army's political work?

Democratic centralism. Democratic centralism is the organizational principle of China's state institutions and one of the basic principles of our military's political work. The three principles of our army's political work are: the unity of officers and men, the unity of the army and the people, and the disintegration of the enemy. These three principles are the fine traditions formed by our army in the practice of long-term revolutionary struggle, and they are also the important guiding principles of our army's political work. Therefore, democratic centralism does not belong to the three principles of our army's political work.