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China’s National Defense in 2004

Contents

Foreword

II. National Defense Policy

III.Revolution in Military Affairs with Chinese Characteristics
	Reducing the PLA by 200,000
	Strengthening the Navy, Air Force and Second Artillery Force
	Speeding Up Informationalization
	Accelerating the Modernization of Weaponry and Equipment
	Implementing the Strategic Project for Talented People
	Intensifying Joint Training
	Deepening Logistical Reforms
	Innovating Political Work
	Governing the Armed Forces Strictly and According to Law

IV.Defense Expenditure and Defense Assets
	Defense Expenditure
	Military Order Placement and Procurement
	Protection of Defense Assets

V.The Military Service System
	Administration System for Military Service Work
	Active Service
	Reserve Service
	Enlistment in Peacetime
	Discharge from Active Service and Resettlements

VI.National Defense Mobilization and Reserve Force Building
	Mobilization of National Economy
	Civil Air Defense (CAD)
	Mobilization of Communications for National Defense
	Militia Force Building
	Reserve Force Building
	National Defense Education

VII.Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense
	Main Tasks
	Reform and Adjustment
	Development of Civil Use Industry
	Cooperation with Foreign Countries

VIII.The Armed Forces and the People
	Supporting the PLA and Giving Preferential Treatment to Families of Servicemen and Martyrs, and Supporting the Government and Cherishing the People
	Participating in and Supporting National Construction
	Participating in Emergency Rescue and Disaster Relief Operations
	Keeping Discipline in Relation to the Masses

IX.International Security Cooperation
	Strategic Consultation and Dialogue
	Regional Security Cooperation
	Cooperation in Non-Traditional Security Fields
	Participating in UN Peacekeeping Operations
	Military Exchanges

X.Arms Control, Disarmament and Non- Proliferation
	Committed to the Non-Proliferation Efforts
	Promoting the International Arms Control and Disarmament Process
	Fulfilling International Arms Control and Disarmament Obligations
	Participating in Humanitarian Efforts in the Arms Control Field

Appendices

Appendix I Members of the CMC of the CPC

Information Office of the State Council
of the People’s Republic of China

December 2004, Beijing

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