Published January 20, 2009
The State Council Information Office of the Chinese government published this report on January 20, 2009. The preface states,
"China...is actively adapting itself to new trends in world military development, taking it as its fundamental purpose to safeguard national sovereignty, security and development, taking reform and innovation as its fundamental driving force, and advancing the modernization of its national defense and armed forces from a higher starting point."
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