When was the term "People's Liberation Army" first proposed, and when was the whole army renamed?

At the end of August 1945, after the beginning of peace negotiations between the Communist Party of China and the Central Military Commission (CCP) did not mention the term "PLA" for strategic reasons.

After the outbreak of a full-scale civil war in June 1946, Liberation Daily first used the title "People's Liberation Army" in an editorial on September 12th "Jiang Jun Will Lose." Since then, in some public reports in the Liberation Daily, the name "People's Liberation Army" or "People's Liberation Army" has appeared several times.

On October 10, 1947, Chairman Mao personally drafted the People's Liberation Army Declaration in Jiaxian Shenquan Fort, this declaration first proposed the full title of "People's Liberation Army", which is an important symbol of the whole military renaming "People's Liberation Army".

The establishment of the title of the People's Liberation Army marks a new historical period with the People's Revolutionary War and the construction of the People's Army.