英文摘要 |
According to the National Defense Law, Military Service Law, People’s Armed Police Law, and the “Diversified Use of China’s Armed Forces” white paper of the PRC, People’s Liberation Army (PLA), People’s Armed Police Force (PAP), and the militia are the three major armed forces of China. With Xi Jinping’s promotion of PAP reform, the PAP has strictly become the “seventh army” of the PLA. Since the establishment of the CCP in 1949, the organizational structure of the PAP force has undergone many large and small reorganization and reintegration. Until 1982, the PAP was formally established by Deng Xiaoping and incorporated with the active forces that generated by China’s various national conditions and needs. Therefore, the PAP force has become the eight types of armed police under the “dual leadership” system between the Central Military Commission (CMC) and the State Council, and caused many problems like overlapping command, complex organization, and various tasks. After Xi became the fifth-generation leader of China, he has been promoting comprehensive national defense and military reforms since 2013. In December 2017, the PAP command system changed from the dual leadership of the CMC and the State Council to the “unified leadership” of the CMC. Additionally, the amendment of the People’s Armed Police Law passed on June 20, 2020 further confirms that the PAP system is under the unified leadership of the CMC. Therefore, the changes, military capabilities, strategic roles, and functions of the PAP before and after Xi’s military reforms are all worthy of indepth exploration. |