In order to further strengthen the security work of the troops, all officers and men of the Armed Police Force must unconditionally implement the "six prohibitions": no drinking at noon on weekdays, no helping local personnel "get into trouble", no non-vehicle management personnel driving military vehicles, no entering and leaving local for-profit entertainment places, no gambling, and no late-night dining.

The Chinese People's Armed Police Force was established in June 1982 (the former China People's Public Security Central Column was established in August 1949).

The Chinese People's Armed Police Force is a force entrusted by the state to undertake the task of domestic security. It consists of internal security, gold, forest, water and electricity, transportation and other forces, as well as public security frontier defense, fire fighting and security forces led by the Ministry of Public Security. The Chinese People's Armed Police Force is under the centralized and unified leadership of the CPC Central Committee and the Central Military Commission, and implements the leadership and command system of the Central Military Commission, the Armed Police Force and the armed forces. 20 18 65438+ 10/month 10, the Armed Police Force was awarded the Armed Police Flag.

The headquarters of the Armed Police Force is the highest leading organ of the Armed Police Force, which is in charge of internal security, gold, forest, water and electricity, transportation, guards, frontier defense and fire fighting forces (among which the guards, frontier defense and fire fighting forces also accept the leadership of the Ministry of Public Security). Within the administrative divisions at all levels in China, there are armed police corps at the provincial level, armed police detachment at the regional level and armed police squadron at the county level.

Under the dual leadership of the State Council and the Central Military Commission, the Armed Police Force implements a system of unified leadership and hierarchical command, and consists of four leading organs: the headquarters (military region), the headquarters (army), the corps (corps, deputy commander) and the detachment (brigade, regiment).

All provinces (cities, districts) have armed police corps (corps level and deputy corps level), all localities (cities, prefectures and leagues) have armed police detachments (brigades and regiments), and all counties (prefectures, cities and counties) and towns have armed police brigades (battalions) or squadrons (company levels).