China Economy: News & Discussion

[rockdog]

It's on.

 

[SexyChineseLady]

What a week! Beijing Auto Show, big 100-plane orders of C919 from Air China and China Southern and now Type 003 sea trial

 

[skywatcher]

May is a lovely month.
1.Heavy snow continues in northern China in May seriously

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2.Fujian AC--Largest warship ever built in Asia starts sea trial on 1 May.

3.Chang'e 6 lunar sample return from far side of the Moon on 3 May

 

[Azaad]

India creates non-tariff barrier for Chinese solar products

The Indian government has reinstated the so-called Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM) mandate from April 1, 2024. The move creates a non-tariff barrier for Chinese products.

www.pv-magazine.com

 

[MiG-29SMT]

May is a lovely month.
1.Heavy snow continues in northern China in May seriouslyView attachment 250981.



2.Fujian AC--Largest warship ever built in Asia starts sea trial on 1 May.
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3.Chang'e 6 lunar sample return from far side of the Moon on 3 May
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History will repeat

 

[MiG-29SMT]

It's on.

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History will repeat

History will repeat

 

[MiG-29SMT]

 

[skywatcher]

History will repeat
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So you're implying there exists a deep and subtle connection between Chinese Chang'e 6 Moon sample return mission tomorrow and Japanese surrender in WWII more than 7 decades ago?

As far as I know, Chinese space activities are generally for peaceful purposes and I haven't seen any signs of militarization of the Moon.

 

[Azaad]

So you're implying there exists a deep and subtle connection between Chinese Chang'e 6 Moon sample return mission tomorrow and Japanese surrender in WWII more than 7 decades ago?

As far as I know, Chinese space activities are generally for peaceful purposes and I haven't seen any signs of militarization of the Moon.
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You mean when the CCP militarises space or the moon they're actually going to share that information with you beforehand & you're going to break that news out here , aren't you Chang ?

Btw what happened to that alternative personality of yours - smooth manifold ? Not so smooth anymore eh Chang ? Got caught with your pants down , weren't you now ?

Further proof you're a paranoid schizophrenic with multiple personality disorder who needs to be institutionalised .

 

[skywatcher]

Btw what happened to that alternative personality of yours - smooth manifold ?


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What? as far I know, smooth manifold is a mathematical construction. Are you gonna discuss math with me?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Differentiable_manifold

 

[skywatcher]

What? as far I know, smooth manifold is a mathematical construction. Are you gonna discuss math with me?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Differentiable_manifold

I'm no expert in smooth manifold theory. My knowledge is limited to differential geometry and nonlinear partial differential equations, mainly focusing on Monge-Ampere equations & prescribed scalar curvature problem. @Azaad
If you want to discuss these topics, go to mathoverflow for professional help.

 

[MiG-29SMT]

So you're implying there exists a deep and subtle connection between Chinese Chang'e 6 Moon sample return mission tomorrow and Japanese surrender in WWII more than 7 decades ago?

As far as I know, Chinese space activities are generally for peaceful purposes and I haven't seen any signs of militarization of the Moon.
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China will be beaten in any society there is only one leader, China is challenging the top dogs, challenge will be accepted and China beaten

 

[skywatcher]

You mean when the CCP militarises space or the moon they're actually going to share that information with you beforehand & you're going to break that news out here , aren't you Chang ?

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If you insist that PRC's lunar missions are out of ulterior motives, waht can I say? PRC has a great plan for the Moon aka ILRS and everybody knows that. Chang'e 5 lunar samples are already shared with global partners.

 

[skywatcher]

China will be beaten in any society there is only one leader, China is challenging the top dogs, challenge will be accepted and China beaten

don't know what you're talking about. Who is the top dog in soft landing and retrieve Moon sample from far side of the Moon?

 

[MiG-29SMT]

don't know what you're talking about. Who is the top dog in soft landing and retrieve Moon sample from far side of the Moon?
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AVIATION
In the aviation sector, which is key for the PLA, in addition to the mentioned supplies of Su-27 fighters, Russia has carried out the following most important technological projects with the PRC:

preparation of a preliminary design of the WZ-10 combat helicopter,
assistance in the design of the FC-1 export fighter,
assistance in the development of the L-15 combat trainer aircraft (essentially a Chinese version of the Russian Yak-130),
development in the interests of Chinese industry of key components for the PL-12 air-to-air missile (the main weapon of modern Chinese fighters) and their numerous deliveries,
transfer of a license for the production of the Kh-31P missile (Chinese designation: YJ-91).
In addition, since the 1990s, Russia has been making large-scale deliveries of Mi-17 transport helicopters to China, the total number of which can exceed 400 units, as well as Ka-28 and Ka-31 naval helicopters. Il-76 military transport aircraft were supplied (new and from the Russian Air Force). Along with combat aircraft, China received from Russia large quantities of aircraft-guided weapons, including air-to-air missiles R-73E, R-27 and RVV-AE, air-to-surface missiles Kh-25, Kh-29TE, X -59ME, Kh-31P anti-radar missiles, Kh-31A and Kh-59MK anti-ship missiles, KAB-1500Kr adjustable aerial bombs, APR-3ME anti-submarine missiles (for Ka-28 helicopters).

https://carnegieendowment.org/2017/11/02/ru-pub-74601

The west will beat China

 

[skywatcher]

AVIATION
In the aviation sector, which is key for the PLA, in addition to the mentioned supplies of Su-27 fighters, Russia has carried out the following most important technological projects with the PRC:

preparation of a preliminary design of the WZ-10 combat helicopter,
assistance in the design of the FC-1 export fighter,
assistance in the development of the L-15 combat trainer aircraft (essentially a Chinese version of the Russian Yak-130),
development in the interests of Chinese industry of key components for the PL-12 air-to-air missile (the main weapon of modern Chinese fighters) and their numerous deliveries,
transfer of a license for the production of the Kh-31P missile (Chinese designation: YJ-91).
In addition, since the 1990s, Russia has been making large-scale deliveries of Mi-17 transport helicopters to China, the total number of which can exceed 400 units, as well as Ka-28 and Ka-31 naval helicopters. Il-76 military transport aircraft were supplied (new and from the Russian Air Force). Along with combat aircraft, China received from Russia large quantities of aircraft-guided weapons, including air-to-air missiles R-73E, R-27 and RVV-AE, air-to-surface missiles Kh-25, Kh-29TE, X -59ME, Kh-31P anti-radar missiles, Kh-31A and Kh-59MK anti-ship missiles, KAB-1500Kr adjustable aerial bombs, APR-3ME anti-submarine missiles (for Ka-28 helicopters).

https://carnegieendowment.org/2017/11/02/ru-pub-74601

The west will China

who's the west? west asia? west europe? west africa?

 

[MiG-29SMT]

who's the west? west asia? west europe? west africa?

dream you know who, and China will be beaten like Germany was like Japan was but it will take time,

China never will rule the world basically no one wants to eat dog and use ideograms

 

[MiG-29SMT]

Description: Explore the intricate dynamics of the aviation industry as it grapples with the emergence of COMAC, a formidable challenger to the longstanding duopoly of Boeing and Airbus. Delve into the challenges facing COMAC's flagship offering, the C919, and its implications for global air travel. From performance limitations to supply chain hurdles, discover the factors shaping the industry's future and the enduring dominance of established players. Join us on a journey through the skies as we navigate the evolving landscape of commercial aviation and the forces driving its transformation.

Now our sources, who wished to remain anonymous, say that Chinese officials asked the Ukrainians to rebuild the very original lunar landing propulsion module using modern materials like new computer technology replacing obsolete electronics in the module's flight control system. According to the agreement, Ukrainians will transfer China the newly produced set of design documentation for the propulsion module, but the hardware itself will remain in Ukraine. In the future, Ukrainians might assist the Chinese in organizing the production of the technology in China, sources said.

Although the Chinese won't say how they plan to use the technology, sources familiar with the matter believe that China would rely on the Soviet propulsion design to build a larger lunar lander, which could carry two or even three astronauts to the Moon. Chinese could also use the system as a case study for their own lander.

Using and reverse-engineering foreign technology to get a leg up, whether exploring space or building a military, isn't a new strategy for China. During the most difficult years of the post-Soviet economic transition, Chinese experts crisscrossed Russia buying up practically any space-related technology they could find. A few years later, Chinese cosmonauts blasted into space in a Shenzhou capsule bearing striking resemblance to the Russian Soyuz spacecraft. They were even wearing spacesuits that looked like the Russian Sokol launch and entry suits.

China and the Ukraine have also collaborated before. Ukrainian propulsion specialists developed a major booster rocket engine, which today propels China's Long March rockets. KB Yuzhnoe also reportedly won numerous contracts for development or assistance with various components for rocket technology in China.

So it's very possible that one day a rocket with Soviet roots could propel Chinese astronauts to the Moon.

Long Abandoned Soviet Tech Might Help China Land on the Moon

Shelved more than 40 years ago, the Soviet LK lander could help build the space boat that ferries China's astronauts to the Moon.

www.popularmechanics.com

 

[skywatcher]

dream you know who, and China will be beaten like Germany was like Japan was but it will take time,

I really don't know what you're talking about. Anyway, PRC has a great plan for the Moon for the next 15 years.
Chinese and Chinese partners will build a base the Moon surface.

Q: Is that shuttle looking rocket in the background a sign of potential Sino-US collaboration on the Moon ?

I highly doubt it.

 

[skywatcher]

Description: Explore the intricate dynamics of the aviation industry as it grapples with the emergence of COMAC, a formidable challenger to the longstanding duopoly of Boeing and Airbus. Delve into the challenges facing COMAC's flagship offering, the C919, and its implications for global air travel. From performance limitations to supply chain hurdles, discover the factors shaping the industry's future and the enduring dominance of established players. Join us on a journey through the skies as we navigate the evolving landscape of commercial aviation and the forces driving its transformation.
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Now our sources, who wished to remain anonymous, say that Chinese officials asked the Ukrainians to rebuild the very original lunar landing propulsion module using modern materials like new computer technology replacing obsolete electronics in the module's flight control system. According to the agreement, Ukrainians will transfer China the newly produced set of design documentation for the propulsion module, but the hardware itself will remain in Ukraine. In the future, Ukrainians might assist the Chinese in organizing the production of the technology in China, sources said.

Although the Chinese won't say how they plan to use the technology, sources familiar with the matter believe that China would rely on the Soviet propulsion design to build a larger lunar lander, which could carry two or even three astronauts to the Moon. Chinese could also use the system as a case study for their own lander.

So it's very possible that one day a rocket with Soviet roots could propel Chinese astronauts to the Moon.

Long Abandoned Soviet Tech Might Help China Land on the Moon

Shelved more than 40 years ago, the Soviet LK lander could help build the space boat that ferries China's astronauts to the Moon.

www.popularmechanics.com

nonsense. This is how Chinese are gonna land on the Moon in 2030. It's completely different from Apollo and Soviet design.