On this day, 77 years ago, on December 22, 1948 (the 22nd winter month of the lunar calendar), the Pingjin Frontline Command of the People's Liberation Army issued eight chapters of the treaty.

On December 22, 1948, the Pingjin Frontline Command of the People's Liberation Army of China issued eight chapters of the covenant: 1. Protect the lives and property of people in various cities; 2. Protect national industries and commerce; 3. Confiscate bureaucratic capital; 4. Protect schools, hospitals, cultural and educational institutions, sports venues and all other public facilities, and no one may destroy them; 5.() The army will not capture or arrest officials of government agencies at all levels, police personnel, and Baojia personnel in districts, towns and townships who originally belonged to the Kuomintang provinces, cities, and counties who do not resist with guns or plot to sabotage; 6. In order to ensure urban security and stabilize social order, all scattered soldiers and soldiers should report to the local military units, the Garrison Headquarters or the Public Security Bureau; 7. Protect the safety of lives and property of foreign nationals; 8. Whether before and after the army enters the city, all citizens and people from all walks of life in the city must be jointly responsible for maintaining social order and preventing damage. Those who protect meritorious service will be rewarded, and those who plot to sabotage will be punished.