Twenty-seven years ago today, on July 21, 1998 (May 28, 1998), the military and armed police stopped doing business. On July 21, 1998, the Fourth Headquarters of the People's Liberation Army held an anti-smuggling meeting. Jiang Zemin pointed out in a speech that the army and the armed police will no longer engage in business activities in the future. The military and armed police will no longer engage in business activities. The military and armed police will have rights and advantages that other businesspeople cannot have. This not only undermines the principle of fairness in the market economy, but also inevitably affects the performance of their duties. In the second half of this year, in order to achieve the goal of "guaranteeing 8%", the government ruthlessly stepped up its efforts to crack down on smuggling. At this time, the military and armed police are particularly embarrassed to do business, because it is said that many smuggled goods are sent to the country through military vehicles and police vehicles. In view of this, the Fourth General Headquarters of the People's Liberation Army jointly held an anti-smuggling meeting on July 21, 1998. President Jiang Zemin delivered a speech and pointed out that the central government has decided that the military and the armed police forces will no longer engage in business activities in the future. At the same time, local political and legal departments should also carefully clean up all kinds of business companies run by their affiliated units, and say goodbye to business activities in the future. On December 1, news from Guangdong was that 390 enterprises of the armed police stationed in Guangdong will be completely decoupled from the armed police force and handed over to Guangdong Province from now on. These 390 enterprises are mainly engaged in industry, tourism, real estate development and commerce, with a total of more than 6,700 employees and a net asset of more than 2 billion yuan.