Both the officers and soldiers of the People's Liberation Army and the Armed Police Force currently practice military boxing. Military Boxing was approved by the Military Training Department of the General Staff and has been included in the "Physical Training Materials" of the Chinese People's Liberation Army in 1989. There are three sets of Military Boxing promoted throughout the army. When the Armed Police Force was founded in the 1980s, it used the 20-movement Capturing Fist. It evolved from the previous public security boxing, and its basic movements were derived from Bajiquan. Both military body boxing and enemy catching boxing are very practical close combat techniques, and I believe they will be continuously improved and used in the daily training and actual combat applications of the military and armed police forces. The picture above shows officers and soldiers of the Armed Police Force practicing military boxing.