A member of the Chinese paramilitary People's Armed Police yawns during a military drill in Beijing November 2, 2004. The mouthpiece of the Chinese People's Liberation Army called for unity on Monday, wording that in China can suggest a possible rift among leaders of the world's biggest army. [Jiang Zemin handed the top job in the military to Communist Party chief and President Hu Jintao in September, completing a generational leadership succession.] "All comrades must cherish military unity like they cherish their own eyes," the Liberation Army Daily said in a front-page commentary.