Sir, for example, you will never find me making rubbish claims. I actually have MANY actual Chinese friends in real life and we talk frankly and openly. I know what common Chinese think about Pakistan etc. I thank you for openly presenting your views on the forum. Uncensored presentation of unbiased views is crucial to good discussion.
@Bilal Khan (Quwa) @Oscar @Horus @araz @The Eagle can you guys please contribute to this thread or tah someone who is in a position to make a useful contribution?
Look what Chinese think of Pakistan and what the government sees Pakistan as are two different thing. The fact of the matter now is Pakistan is a developing nation, and not on the cusp of being developed. It doesn't command admiration and confidence. However, that is the common people's view, because governments don't look for the same things, if they did I can swear to you France would have been nuked by America and Soviets 10 times before Eisenhower and Khrushchev ever took office.
Pakistan is a strategic partner of China, it is located in the crucial interest area of South Asia, why do you think CPEC is taking place in Pakistan and not Malwhothehellcares. China is not so flush with cash that 60 billion is nothing.
I personally, don't admire Pakistan, but on a professional level, Pakistan means more to China than the US of Fing A.
Now onto this topic, you have to look at it this way, there is no JF-17B, there is JF-17. There is L15. Anyone who buys a twin seater will most likely have 10 times the amount of single seaters at least. While L15, ideally, should not leave an institute.
The L-15 will be something to train new recruits, the JF15 twinseater will most likely be used for experienced pilots making the switch, or even combat missions, especially for a nation like Pakistan that has an established airforce. .