Three revised regulations that dictate everything from the Chinese militarys broad mandate to soldiers day-to-day life are slated to take effect on April 1. The revisions have placed an emphasis on the PLAs combat readiness and wartime conduct, the latter of which appears 49 times. Analysts say the revised regulations show the priority of the PLAs future reform and its challenges.
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