
New exhibition area marks another expansion of country’s largest air show, as the PLA doubles down on developing its naval capabilities
China's largest air show will feature a dedicated naval equipment exhibition area showcasing active-duty hardware for its 30th anniversary, organizers announced.
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The biennial China International Aviation & Aerospace Exhibition displays civilian and military aircraft for international buyers.
In a first, China’s largest air show will feature a dedicated naval equipment exhibition area, showcasing active-duty hardware in service with the country’s navy, as this year marks the event’s 30th anniversary, the organisers said.
The biennial China International Aviation & Aerospace Exhibition, also known as the Zhuhai air show, displays China’s civilian and military aircraft for international buyers, drawing hundreds of thousands of attendees.
A number of China’s aircraft have debuted at the air show, including the J-20 stealth fighter, which made its first public flight during the 2016 edition.
The 16th China International Aerospace Expo is scheduled to be held in Zhuhai, Guangdong from December 7th to 13th. The scale of this air show has been expanded. For the first time, the "one exhibition and three areas" layout has been adopted, a new maritime exhibition area has been added, and more than 3,000 pieces of equipment are on display, including active ships of the Chinese Navy and various types of main battle equipment of the Air Force. It has attracted more than 1,100 companies from nearly 50 countries and regions around the world.

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A female lieutenant surnamed Wang fell to her death at the Kansai New Training Center of the 206th Brigade of the Sixth Army Corps. She was suspected of verbal bullying during her lifetime. The Hsinchu District Prosecutor's Office has investigated the case separately, and the military said it will fully cooperate and transfer the case to judicial investigation.
The 16th China International Aerospace Expo will be held in Zhuhai, Guangdong from December 7th to 13th. This air show has more than 1,100 companies from nearly 50 countries and regions participating. For the first time, it has expanded the maritime dimension and set up a Gaolan Port maritime equipment display area. Russian and UAE aerobatic teams will be invited to participate.

A female lieutenant surnamed Wang from the Army's 206th Brigade fell to her death a few days ago. She was suspected of being verbally bullied by her colleagues during her lifetime. The Hsinchu District Prosecutor's Office has investigated the case separately. The Army's Sixth Army Corps stated that it has learned about the relevant dialogue and has proactively transferred it to the judicial authorities for investigation, emphasizing that it will never cover up.