Eatup's Guide to China & The Far East - Part II

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Of all the 5th gen. stealth fighters (F-22, T-50, J-20), the Chengdu J-20 has the slickest looking frontal view. It looks just like a "supercar":

Compare to a sort of ugly frontal view of the F-22 or T-50:

 

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Yutu (Jade Rabbit): The World's Longest Lasting Rover On The Moon

Designed to survive just three months, Yutu has been operating on the moon for over two years, lasting longer than the Soviet Union's 1970 moon rover Lunokhod 1, which spent 11 months on the moon.

 

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How to create artificial islands in the South China Sea:

 

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Comparison of 5th-gen. stealth fighters:

(I've never really like the F-22 that much. J-20 looks way slicker, has way newer tech, etc.)

 

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In addition to having the fastest supercomputer in the world, China also has the MOST number of supercomputers in the world:

(Image above: China's newest supercomputer, Sunway Taihulight, is 3X faster than the world's 2nd fastest supercomputer, China's Tianhe-(MilkyWay-)2!)

 

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Pic of the J-10B:

Go, go Chinese tech!

P.L.A.A.F. and P.L.A.N. use J-10's for Short Patrol and Interception along PRC coastline.

Groups of U.S.A.F. F-22's were intercepted twice by J-10A in Aug 2015 and Feb 2016. Now, it seems the F-22's (which cannot handle Rain Water) are scared to enter PRC ECS ADIZ after being intercepted by J-10A on 2 different occasions.

Mind you, P.L.A.A.F. have not even used J-10B and J-10C yet.

 

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(Another) quick glimpse (previous one was in Part I of this guide) at the J-11BH (diff. bird than J-10B in previous post) using -- 145 kN -- WS-10A engine, beginning night time patrol:

 

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P.L.A.N.'s Super Quiet and Super Sneaky Air-Independent Propulsion (AIP) Submarines:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air-independent_propulsion

Air-independent propulsion (AIP) is any marine propulsion technology that allows a non-nuclear submarine to operate without access to atmospheric oxygen (by surfacing or using a snorkel). AIP can augment or replace the diesel-electric propulsion system of non-nuclear vessels.

 

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Unstoppable Chinese YJ-12 nuclear-tipped supersonic missiles (with a range of +500km) can be launched from multiple platforms:

Many Super-Dumb U.S.N. commanders finally realize that P.L.A.A.F. H-6K Bombers [equipped with nuclear-tipped YJ-12 hypersonic missiles] battle group can FRY U.S.N. warships.
OTOH, U.S.N. and U.S.A.F. battle group can NOT touch P.L.A.A.F. H-6K battle group in the South China Sea.

For the first time in a long time, many U.S.N. and U.S.A.F. personnels are TREMBLING in fear
when they are facing P.L.A. Integrated Fire Power.

 

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China's new submersible mother ship completes maiden voyage:

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2016-08/12/c_135590944.htm

China's deep-sea submersible mother ship, Tansuo-1, returns to Sanya in south China's Hainan Province, Aug. 12, 2016. Tansuo-1 returned to Sanya on Friday after completing its successful maiden voyage to the Mariana Trench. The mother ship carried 60 researchers and crew as well as a 10,000-meter autonomous remote-controlled submersible, a 9,000-meter ocean-bottom seismometer and other domestically made devices. It left Sanya on June 22 for the Mariana Trench expedition. (Xinhua/Sha Xiaofeng)

 

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Richest cities in China by GDP (we see that Shenzhen (most of the stuff you buy off eBay comes from Shenzhen) is the richest city by GDP per capita):

 

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The Ring of Fire: Why it's NOT a good idea to live in the West Coast of North America

 

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Chinese design for a helicopter landing dock (not the same as an Aircraft Carrier, which China will soon have two -- the 1st AC bought 2nd hand to serve as design for 2nd AC being built domestically)

 

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Construction of China's 2nd diesel-powered AC with ski-jump ramp going well (China will soon start construction of nuclear powered ACs [when their nuclear power tech matures]):

 

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Missiles fired in East/South China Sea P.L.A.N. drills: