Shotgunner51
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Brother, lets agree to disagree with @LeGenD ... I think what he is trying to say is in technical know how USA is ahead of China as of now ... I also think that being mature person we should accept our shortcomings .. China is behing in engine techs.... When China is still testing J-20 ... USA F22 raptor are battle tested ...
However, I completely acknowledge that pace of development of technologies in China are far too great in comparison to other nations and even today in some of the tech China has already surpassed USA for e.g. in anti-ship ballistic missiles,,, hypersonic glide vehicles ... etc etc ...
Brother remember most of Pakistanis trust China much more than USA or west ... any critics on China is for the better as we want China to progress even further ... as you can see Pakistani's critics on pakistan is highest as we care about Pakistan ... similarly we care about China ...
So lets agree to disagree ...
Agree, in fact I always encourage true expression of opinion, and the spirit of fact finding. Here are some fact updates from related to China's gigantic industrial strength, comprehensive scope of manufacturing, leadership in global R&D/patents, industrial design, leadership in hi-technology exports, etc. Numbers are self-explanatory.
https://defence.pk/threads/un-world...-2016-global-ranking-of-171-countries.462744/
https://defence.pk/threads/made-in-china-2025.464350/#post-9013025
http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NV.IND.TOTL.CD?year_high_desc=true
https://defence.pk/threads/china-co...he-world-combined.457241/page-19#post-8980168
http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/TX.VAL.TECH.CD?year_high_desc=true
When it comes to "foreign" help, "foreign" vendors manufacturing in China. Fact is inbound investment (FDI) is dominated by one single source - Hong Kong - at 78%, which is not so "foreign", followed by Singapore, Taiwan, South Korea and Japan to round up the top five investors. Again, numbers are self-explanatory.https://defence.pk/threads/made-in-china-2025.464350/#post-9013025
http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NV.IND.TOTL.CD?year_high_desc=true
https://defence.pk/threads/china-co...he-world-combined.457241/page-19#post-8980168
http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/TX.VAL.TECH.CD?year_high_desc=true
On tech investment China is self-reliant, trade is a bit different. Despite gigantic size and massive hi-tech exports, China does import some hi-tech components directly, say TSMC chips from Taiwan which as a matter of fact also tops the very few countries that China has deficit with, followed by South Korea, Germany and Japan. It's undeniable fact (again, see UN-WIPO data) that these four have very competitive high-tech industries in the global arena, say advanced composite materials, advanced alloys, chips/semiconductors, hi-precision components, hi-precision five-axis interlink CNC machine tool or advanced optics. But note one thing, whenever a component, or a machine, is related to military usage, they can export to any nation but China, says Wassenaar Arrangement. That's why I said we can't find a Mitsubishi chip, a IHI booster, a LG panel, a Rheinmetall parts in any Chinese weapon, not one Fanuc CNC in work floor of Chinese defence contractor. Hi-tech firms in these four countries won't repeat 1987 Toshiba-USSR incident.
Overall China has a globalized industrial and hi-tech economy that integrate with 190+ nations, only exception is defence sector. Unlike US defence contractors who have many foreign hi-tech firms to back, in military economy China operates in almost complete autarky, only trade with Pakistan, Russia.
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