Worth it! Visitors satisfied with experience at Airshow China

On the opening day of the 15th Airshow China, many professional attendees came to experience the rapid development of the country's industrial capabilities and the rise of military strength. One attendee remarked, "The numerous advanced equipment and spectacular performances fully showcase the robust development of our aerospace sector. I feel proud of my country."

Liu from Nanjing, who visited the Airshow for the first time, stated that he walked from the Armaments Pavilion to the aerospace industry exhibits and was deeply impressed by the rapid iteration of our weapons and equipment. "Moreover, many exhibits allow visitors to enter and explore inside, and the experience of getting up close is truly astonishing."

Ma from Taiyuan, Shanxi, had prepared himself before attending the exhibition. Still, he was surprised to see so many impressive pieces of equipment upon entering, which exceeded his expectations and made him appreciate the strength of his country's industrial development. "It especially excites me to see products ranging from the size of a fingertip to those of manned aircraft," he said.

He also admitted that encountering such a diverse range of drones at this airshow has reshaped his understanding of unmanned equipment.

Wang, a seasoned military enthusiast from Jiangsu, was attending the China Airshow for the fifth time. "This year, there are many new exhibits, especially the showcased air force and navy equipment, which show a significant improvement in combat capabilities compared to the last event." He expressed that seeing the J-20S, J-35A, and J-16D appear together at this airshow made the trip worthwhile.

Meanwhile, Zhao from Beijing specifically came to experience the atmosphere of the event, saying, "Being able to see these cutting-edge national assets up close creates a sense of awe that simply cannot compare to watching it on television."

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