Today, we have even more exciting news that China's fourth aircraft carrier is under construction. This is not only a huge breakthrough in technology, but also a vivid embodiment of the country's strength.
Looking back on the past, China's shipbuilding business started from scratch and has gone through ups and downs, and now it is in full swing. The Liaoning, Shandong, and Fujian ships came out as quickly as dumplings, creating a miracle in the history of shipbuilding in the world. Now, the construction of the fourth aircraft carrier has attracted the attention of the world. Will it be nuclear or steam? What will be its name?
There is a lot of speculation about the powertrain. But whatever the power chosen, it reflects the ambition and forward-looking vision of the Chinese Navy. Although steam power is mature and stable, nuclear power represents a more advanced level of science and technology. And the Chinese Navy, it is in this continuous exploration and innovation that it is gradually moving towards the world stage.
And the name of the aircraft carrier touches the hearts of hundreds of millions of Chinese people. From Liaoning to Fujian, the naming of each aircraft carrier carries a profound historical and cultural connotation. So, who will the fourth aircraft carrier be? Since the fourth aircraft carrier will continue to be named after the province, it is likely that it will still be dominated by coastal provinces. First of all, the two municipalities directly under the central government of Tianjin and Shanghai are excluded, and Guangxi and Hebei may also be further behind because of their location and coastline. Removing Liaoning, Shandong, and Fujian, which already have aircraft carrier names, only Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Guangdong, Hainan, and Taiwan provinces remain. Do you think it will be named with **?