What are the three major disciplines and eight points of attention in the army?

The three major disciplines:

One, follow the command in all actions;

Two, don't take a single needle or thread from the masses;

Three, all seizures should be returned to the public.

Eight Points of Attention:

One, speak kindly;

Two, buy and sell fairly;

Three, return what you borrow;

Four, compensate for damage;

Five, don't beat and scold;

Six, don't damage the crops;

Seven, don't molest the women;

Eight, don't torture the captives. .

Origin of the Three Great Disciplines and Eight Points of Attention

Building the Party's forces into what kind of army became a big issue that the Party needed to focus on during the revolutionary period.On September 29, 1927, Chairman Mao led the troops of the Autumn Harvest Uprising in the village of Sanwan, Yongxin County, Jiangxi Province, where they were reorganized, and in response to the behavior of some of the officers and soldiers who were destroying the interests of the masses, Chairman Mao declared that marching discipline: "Speak kindly, buy and sell fairly, and don't take a single sweet potato from the masses."

On Oct. 23, on the way to Jinggang Mountain, Chairman Mao emphasized three more disciplines: "First, follow the command in action; second, return the money from the tycoon to the public; third, don't take a single sweet potato from the masses." These are the first three disciplines in the history of the development of the People's Army.

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