Fifty-one years ago today, on March 11, 1974 (February 18, 1974), the People's Liberation Army Daily was suspended for 178 days in disguise. On March 11, 1974, the People's Liberation Army Daily was suspended for 178 days in disguise. On March 11, 1974, the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China ordered the People's Liberation Army Daily to stop compiling and distributing its own articles and only to forward Xinhua News Agency news. Jiang, Zhang, Wang, Yao and others repeatedly made things difficult and attacked the People's Liberation Army Daily. They sent people to a company to hunt knives and write ghostwriting, using the name of soldiers, to the People's Liberation Army Daily to write a whistleblowing letter attacking the newspaper's short review "Both Criticism and Understanding". Jiang Qing approved the letter to the "People's Liberation Army Daily", which had to publish the letter, and Jing admitted in a note that he had "made an error of principle." The "People's Liberation Army Daily" was suspended in disguise for 178 days.