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Orange in the apple peel. The elephant in the skin of a donkey. You can continue ad infinitum.
1. Design (airframe), this is the aircraft itself.
Corps aircraft are the basis of the airplane.
2. China uses the airframe of the Su-27 (without permission).
Once again you confirm two things.
1. China is engaged in theft of intellectual property.
2. Chinese aviation technology based on Russian designs.
You do not even try to find a logical argument.
You send me back to the Chinese developed the theory of pseudo. Which justifies your actions. All your "oranges, tangerines and apples" are an integral part of this theory.
This theory is viable only in the Inside of Chinese society.
Outside China, this theory is ridiculous.
The more you persist. So absurd for you to get the situation. Your actions you undermine the credibility of your technological advances.
1. No, the airframe is not the aircraft itself. That's why the Su-35BM is different from the Su-27SK or Su-33.
2. China extensively modified the Su-27SK airframe. They made it eight times stealthier than their Russian counterparts. The original J-11 was built under license, so it was not illegal.
1. This is not an example of theft of intellectual property, because no intellectual property was stolen. All of the technologies and development of the J-11B and J-15 are done by the Chinese.
2. Some of China's older aircraft were based on Russian designs. This is not true today. Note that virtually all of the Russian fighter designs in China were in the 1980s or 1970s. China's aviation development is indigenous nowadays.
What logic is required to understand "there is no theft of intellectual property because the intellectual property is Chinese"?
The fact that the US classifies the J-11B from the Sukhoi or Flanker family shows that is is your theory that is ridiculous outside your world.