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Chinese are busy with our own development and have our foes under our telescope. India is neither our enemy nor competitor or friend. Chinese don't have time to care about relation with India because it's not important to us. It's India that is making China a threat or foe or competitor. So I...

I think China should spend $140b+ a year to really modernized PLA. One should remember China did not produce even a single new destroyer between 1975 -1996 due to budget cut.

Su-35BM has much smaller RCS than those of Su-30s.

India is not visible in China's media or often heard at Chinese food table. If there's anything coming up it'd be Indian accusation or rumors on China. It doesn't matter if India treats China as a foe or an enemy. Indians now spend a lot on buying military equipment which really does not match...

You are mostly right. For missiles there are in general two versions in service, the old one and the newer one. The newer ones always coded as "G" (meaning modified in English), even if there would be more than one modified versions. So the formally deployed latest version of HQ-7 would always...

It's called HHQ-7A, naval version of FM90.

IMHO FC20 does not need an AESA radar considering the threat PAF is facing. On the other hand China's AESA production cost right now is more expensive than those of Western countries. Yet its performance might not be as good. PAF might want to have the latest Chinese avionics and higher thrust...

Chinese Show and Tell By JOSEPH STERNBERG | From today's Wall Street Journal Asia ZHUHAI, China The most advanced Chinese fighter plane to date made its public debut at the biennial China Air Show here this week, and it was an impressive sight. The pilot wowed onlookers with a series of...

Be my guest, Overseer. There have been several Jxx or xJ stories floating on internet forums. Those gossips perhaps reflected leaks on the pre-R&D models from several different institutes in China so they were not totally groundless. The timing of China's 4G fighter program was probably limited...

CHINA: In No Mood For Criticism From New US Gov't By Antoaneta Bezlova BEIJING, Nov 6 (IPS) - While China appears to have succumbed to the euphoria unleashed by the election of Barack Obama as U.S. President, analysts warn of an assertive approach by Beijing to the new dispensation...

Actually these car markers are all assembly factories and major systems such as engines and transmission systems are most likely imported from S. Korea or Japan. So emission wont be big problem. Safety is the issue really worth of a second thought. Good luck to you if you would own a Chinese car...

You can not tell which type of radar it is because it's not characteristic in the picture. In public it's known that JF17 has chosen the one from Nanjing 14 Institute, KLJ-7.

This is one of the things that many admire America.

Are Chinese cars still not available in the US? At least one can buy them in EU now. It may take 10 years to establish a Chinese brand comparable to Hyundai or Toyota on Western car markets.

Su-30MKK/MK2 are configured as fighter-bomber not as air superiority fighter, so they are less capable compared to MKI in A2A combat. J-11B is home made Su-27 or superiority fighter, which is being further developed into Chinese variants of Su-35BM and Su-33, heavy air superiority fighter and...

I would label the position of the hardpoints for you. In the first picture there are three hardpoints plus one under the fuselage. In the second picture 5 hardpoints with 4 free-fall bombs and one fuel tank under the fuselage are labeled. So it's 11 hardpoints on J-10A. With the "pylons" one...

A little information from China Airshow 2008. Brigadier Junaid of PAF who is the site manager of PAF collaboration projects in China said, in a interview by Chinese media, the absence of JF17 is because the JF17 is still under development. He added that PAF pilots enjoy flying JF17 very much...

The J-10A has 11 external hardpoints for weapons and fuel tanks – five on the fuselage (one on the centreline and a pair on each side of the fuselage) and three hardpoints on each wing.

A piece of video demonstrating tests of sub-munitions of FT bombs: FT sliding precision bombs

Pls take a look at the 2 x SD-10A missiles on J-10A: