Ladies and gentlemen, let's talk about something new today - elephant walk! It's not about going to Africa to see those behemoths wandering leisurely, but focusing on a military feast on our doorstep.
Recently, the Chinese People's Liberation Army generously posted a group of J-20** fighter jets, which instantly aroused heated discussions among domestic and foreign ** and military fans.
Where are these simple **, it's simply a "muscle show" of the Air Force, which makes people's blood boiling! The J-20 is the country's heavy weapon, but it is the pride of our Air Force.
Back then, the elephant walk during World War II was still used to show strength, but now our PLA has used the top fifth-generation ** fighter.
It's not just a show of muscle, it's a declaration of strength, telling those with bad intentions: we're not vegetarians! Speaking of which, we have to mention the American magazine "The National Interest".
This magazine is a "gossip tabloid" in the military circles, and as soon as I saw that our People's Liberation Army posted such a trendy **, I immediately interpreted it.
Let's wonder, does the United States also covet our J-20? To get back to the point, the interpretations of the American media are really varied, but let's say that some of the views are really insightful.
First of all, it's certainly a show of power. Our People's Liberation Army is not joking, this time so many J-20s are being released, just to tell the world: Our Air Force has become stronger, don't underestimate us! Secondly, it also has a deterrent effect.
What do you think, so many advanced ** fighter jets are lined up, how shocking the scene is!
This is undoubtedly a big deterrent for those potential opponents. After all, who doesn't want to be the next target in this "elephant walk", right? Besides, such a display is also a good opportunity to boost the morale of domestic audiences.
Think about it, our own country's fighter jets are so bullish, who is not proud of it? This will be of great benefit to enhancing national cohesion and the morale of the armed forces. Of course, we also have to talk about the deep meaning behind this **.
The U.S. interprets that this could be an attempt by China to signal to the international community that it is actively participating in the global military balance and is willing to play a more significant role on the international stage.
We have to believe half of this, after all, everyone knows that military power is not for play, let alone "balance". But having said that, as a big country, China has the ability and responsibility to maintain regional peace and stability, and there is no doubt about that.
We also have to talk about the technical maturity of this J-20. The US media believes that the release of such a ** means that the technology of the J-20 fighter is mature enough to perform actual combat missions.
We have to give a thumbs up to the US media for this, after all, they are also "old drivers" in the military circles, and they still have some insight in this regard.
We also have to admit that this J-20 is indeed a great guy, not only with advanced stealth performance, but also with supersonic cruise and high maneuverability, it is simply the "overlord" in the air! Having said that, although this "elephant walk" is a military term, it has become a feast to show national prestige and boost morale here.
Watching those mighty J-20 fighters gliding neatly on the runway, we couldn't help but think of the sentence: "Those who offend me Chinese, although far away, will be punished!" This is not only a slogan, but also a firm belief and code of action for our PLA.
This "elephant walk" can be regarded as a good way for us to raise our eyebrows. But we also have to keep a clear head, after all, military power is not used to show off, but to defend the interests of the country and the people.
We have to continue to work hard to make our air force stronger and our country more prosperous! This "elephant walk" is not only a visual feast, but also a declaration of strength and a boost of confidence.
We believe that in the near future, our air force will be able to fly higher and farther to overlook the world.
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