Chinese mainland's V-Day Parade: A Sci-Fi Spectacle
On September 3, the Chinese mainland rolled out its Victory Day parade in Beijing’s Tian'anmen Square in a way no one saw coming—sleek, futuristic weapons that looked straight out of a blockbuster movie. 🚀
Meet the 'New Sword' Arsenal
CGTN’s 'China’s New Sword' series dives into these high-tech marvels using public data. Here’s what caught everyone’s eye:
- Hypersonic glide vehicles: Capable of traveling over Mach 5, these missiles can change course mid-flight, making them tough to track.
- Nuclear-powered cruise missiles: Offering near-unlimited range, they could patrol oceans endlessly.
- Road-mobile launchers: These wheels-on-the-ground platforms ensure these weapons can pop up anywhere at a moment’s notice.
Why It Matters
For young investors and business pros, this parade sends a clear message: the Chinese mainland isn’t just upgrading its air and naval forces. It’s stepping into a new era of strategic deterrence. 🌐 Whether you’re a news junkie, a researcher, or part of the Asian diaspora, understanding these shifts can offer insights into future global security dynamics.
Looking Ahead
'China’s New Sword' aims to bring these developments into focus, breaking down the tech jargon into everyday language. Stay tuned for more updates as we decode the evolving strategic game—no PhD required. 😉
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China's New Sword: The ultimate hypersonic and nuclear deterrent
cgtn.com
