The international development situation is becoming more and more complex, and every country is thinking about how to make a greater contribution to itself. In this context, some data suggests that while there is a general perception that China is stronger, there is still a gap compared to the United States. And the United States has always regarded China as a potential enemy, and once a war breaks out between China and the United States, how long can China hold out?
In its early years, China was discriminated against and perceived as a slower pace of development, so some countries tried to impose restrictions on China. In addition, most of the U.S. military's overseas military forces are concentrated around China, which means that if a war breaks out, it will have a huge impact on China. According to some data comparison, the US military has deployed more than 400,000 troops and has more than 1,300 advanced fighter jets, which has a huge impact on China. The RAND Corporation, a think tank in the United States, even drew up a plan for a large-scale raid on China's mainland, which aroused people's high vigilance.
China's naval strength is considered relatively weak, and in the event of war, the U.S. military could quickly destroy key facilities in China's southeastern coastal provinces, weakening China's overall strength. Despite the strength of the PLA Army and Rocket Forces, there is no denying the absolute superiority of the US Navy. When formulating the plan, the RAND Corporation believed that the United States should dispatch electronic warfare aircraft to jam, and then use stealth fighters to accurately attack China's air defense system and intercept China's air passages, posing a huge threat to China.
Under these circumstances, will China be able to resist the pressure of this power?
According to the plan, to deal with this threat, China needs to dispatch at least more than 1,500 fighters of various types, 3 5 aircraft carriers, and more than 30 frigates.
However, such a large-scale mobilization cannot be ignored, and it is necessary not only to guarantee not detection, but also to protect against the interference of electronic warfare aircraft proposed by the RAND Corporation. The fact that the Chinese Rocket Force is able to create an anti-access polyester zone within a radius of 2,000 kilometers from the Chinese mainland means that we can better monitor the surrounding situation. The unit is equipped with a Dongfeng 21D with a range of 1800-2200 kilometers, which not only has the ability to strike at moving targets at sea, but also the nemesis of US aircraft carriers.
These advantages mean that China has the ability to effectively intercept and hinder the actions of the US military at the strategic level. China's air force tactics are also completely covering the first island chain within the strike radius, providing strong support for China to defend its interests in the region.
So, how long will China be able to hold out?
From the perspective of a war of attrition, China's long-term strength advantage is significantly stronger than that of the United States. Once war breaks out, it will take longer for the U.S. military to complete the follow-up response and support due to the proximity of the combat site to China. In addition, in recent years, the military-industrial capacity of the US military has gradually declined, and its artillery shell production capacity is only equivalent to 1 3 of Russia's, in contrast to China. China, with most of the device manufacturers, has already completed the most difficult technology manufacturing, and now it just needs to continue to develop.
China's advantages in the speed and quality of military manufacturing, as well as the gradual rise of China's leading industrial enterprises, make it more likely that China will be in a long war of attrition. Therefore, if there is a possibility of a war, China will never back down, but will go all out.