Aviation of a Great Power
大国航空
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Military Career
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I started following Hua Dong's books from the third one, then subscribed to the entire series on the Soviet Union and the third one. I originally wanted to subscribe to Babylon, but it was taken down, so I tipped for the third one instead! I'm heartbroken.
I am delighted to see someone writing about the evolution of the aviation industry from the perspective of a test pilot. This offers a broader perspective than when I wrote it back then, similar to how the protagonist's role changed when Navel Orange wrote about industrial giants and heavy industry powers.
A new book! I'll give it a tip to support it. I didn't read the last one, but I'll definitely check out this one. I still miss the Third Empire the most.
I rarely see military articles like this. I support you!
After watching the ending, I felt it was meaningless because nothing changed; there was still no difference from now. When I got hooked, I hoped that the protagonist could help the country's aviation industry avoid detours from the perspective of a pilot, or save large aircraft projects such as transport planes. But no, nothing happened.
I'm not reading anymore, I can't even finish one chapter, it's too much to read while eating. First, the J-7's statically unstable configuration, as the name suggests, means that it is extremely unstable when stationary. Let alone 100 kilometers, the J-7 has no gliding ability without thrust. Without engine thrust, the J-7 will only crash.
Brother, a J-7 without power is just a brick; it'll just fall straight down. How can it glide? Please revise the first chapter; otherwise, it's discouraging too many viewers.
I'd like to ask a question: why does every book by Hua Dongzhi Xiong feature a Chinese female character, and why is she always portrayed as someone with a powerful background, unruly and rebellious, either a technician or a spy? To be honest, this kind of character evokes immense disgust in readers; it's incredibly stupid. I wonder if this book still has any characters left.
What Chinese aircraft lack isn't design, but materials—all sorts of specialized materials, such as those for combustion chambers, blades, high-temperature, high-speed bearings, shaft materials, high-strength, fatigue-resistant materials for the fuselage, and other special materials for the airframe.
The opening line describes the plane taxiing without power. Leaving aside whether the J-7 can even taxi, even if it could taxi like a passenger plane, you're saying it's with a tailwind? If your plane can taxi with a tailwind, why do you think it takes off and lands against the wind? Planes only fly far against the wind, okay? With a tailwind, you'd crash and die!