The development of the Chinese Navy is remarkable, from the equipment of the Aegis ships to the ocean-going training of the aircraft carrier formation, the Chinese Navy is improving its strategic capabilities and international influence at an astonishing speed, the Aegis ships are equipped and the size of the Chinese Navy continues to expand, marking that China has become one of the largest navies in Asia, this rise has a profound impact on the geopolitical pattern and international security, and also brings new challenges and opportunities for regional security and stability.
The rise of the Chinese Navy is inseparable from many factors, first of all, China decided to carry out military modernization reform in the 80s and 90s of the last century, and then China's economic rise provided a solid foundation for the development of the Navy, China's GDP continues to grow, providing more resources for the defense budget, making China have the ability to invest more money to build and maintain advanced naval equipment.
In addition, the rise of the navy has been influenced by the influence of China's geopolitical position, which is strategically important in East Asia and the South China Sea, where geopolitical problems have forced the Chinese navy to strengthen its presence and defend the country's maritime rights, and China has expanded its presence across Asia by establishing military bases and ports.
The rise of China's navy is expected to further expand the size of its fleet, improve its technological level, and show greater strength in many fields, the strong rise of the Chinese navy has become a reality, and the future development will also have a profound impact on the geopolitical landscape of the Asian region.
Recently, the Chinese Navy assembled its largest ever carrier group, with the Liaoning as the core, in a high-profile ocean-going training exercise, a massive fleet that sailed through the Humerus Strait and into the western Pacific, demonstrating a new high point in the Chinese Navy's strategic capabilities and demonstrating its growing influence.
The Liaoning ship formation is composed of the domestically produced Liaoning aircraft carrier and its accompanying seven ships, including the advanced Type 055 and Type 052 ground-type missile destroyers, Type 054 missile frigates, and Type 901 comprehensive ministerial-class ships.
Beginning on 3 May, the Liaoning squadron conducted nearly 20 days of actual combat training in the far sea in the western Pacific, during which the Liaoning aircraft carrier demonstrated its powerful carrier-based aircraft take-off and landing capabilities, and the carrier-based aircraft took off and landed more than 200 times in 10 days, setting a new record for China's aircraft carrier combat strength.
On 22 May, the Liaoning squadron completed its ocean-going training mission and returned to the East China Sea through the Humerus Strait.
The rise of the Chinese Navy not only reflects China's national defense capabilities, but also has an important impact on the geopolitical landscape and international security in the region.