Chasing dreams in the sky, winning the future. In September, the 11th Air Force Aviation Open Event and Changchun Aviation Exhibition arrived as scheduled. Nearly a million spectators from all over the country and even countries around the world gathered at the Spring City of Beiguo to experience the achievements of China's air force construction in the aerospace equipment "Carnival", and enjoy the blue sky feast in the soaring display of national treasures. One by one, 'Made in China' is right in front of us, and the flight performances are dazzling. The interactive experience facilities are crowded with people, and cheers are heard one after another... At the event site, enthusiasm and pride are everywhere. The grand blue sky event is surging with the pulse of a strong military, and the People's Air Force is becoming more resolute, powerful, and open and composed. At the 11th Air Force Aviation Open Event and Changchun Aviation Exhibition, the Air Force August 1st Flight Performance Team conducted a flight performance. The "group" debut system presents the "bomber is here! ”As the sky roared with excitement, the audience's enthusiasm surged once again. Over Changchun International Aviation Expo City, a low altitude formation of H-6 aircraft from a certain Air Force Flight Academy passed through the field, triggering another round of enthusiastic cheers. This is the first time in the history of the Air Force Aviation Open Event and Changchun Aviation Exhibition that a bomber formation has been arranged to fly through the field. At this moment, a H-6K is in the static display area, welcoming visitors. 'First time' has become one of the high-frequency words for this year's Air Force Aviation Open Event and Changchun Aviation Exhibition. In addition to the debut of models such as H-6 and KJ-500 in Changchun, there was also the first simultaneous display of KJ-500 and four J-20 formations, as well as the first static display of Attack-1 unmanned aerial vehicles. Especially the first ground static display of the J-20 stealth fighter jet attracted a large audience. At the scene, people approached the "Weilong" one after another, carefully examining its appearance and taking photos with it as a memento. Leaders from relevant departments of the Air Force told reporters: "The static display of the J-20 not only reflects the rapid iteration capability of China's aviation industry, but also conveys the transparency and high confidence of the Air Force in equipping advanced equipment to the outside world." At this year's Air Force Aviation Open Event and Changchun Aviation Exhibition, a group of eagles gathered with complete elements, becoming a major highlight. In the equipment static display area, fighter jets, bombers, transport planes, helicopters, trainer planes, drones, and other aircraft are arranged in sequence. The J-10C, J-11B, J-16, J-20, as well as the Y-8C, Y-9, Y-20A and other series of aircraft are displayed on the same site, showcasing the clear development of air force equipment and the latest achievements in the construction of air force combat capability system. J-16 pilot Tian Jing, who had just participated in the military parade commemorating the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti Fascist War, also came to the event site. From the parade ground to this year's Air Force Aviation Open Event and Changchun Aviation Exhibition, Tian Jing became a "mobile check-in point" on site, with a continuous stream of viewers taking photos with her. She told reporters, 'What has changed is the position, time, and mission, but what remains unchanged is the determination to win.' Corresponding to the display of air power, other equipment for aerial combat also appeared in clusters. Ground to air missile systems, radar and field air defense, command and control, reconnaissance intelligence and other equipment are presented before people's eyes, demonstrating the architecture and capabilities of the People's Air Force's air ground integrated combat in the new era. Among the numerous iron wings, a familiar figure appeared - the J-6. However, the J-6 at this year's air show has been equipped with an automatic flight control system, transforming into a J-6 drone, and the "old tree" has bloomed with "new flowers" in the spring. The soaring wings of the clouds dance in the blue sky, creating a vast stage and magnificent background for this year's air show. Before the air show, two transport planes carried members of the "August 1st" skydiving team and the "Blue Eagle" skydiving performance team from the Air Force Aviation University for a spectacular skydiving performance. After four members of the "August 1st" skydiving team jumped out of the cabin, they quickly formed in the air and unfolded the party flag, national flag, August 1st military flag, and air force military flag in sequence at an altitude of 700 meters. The parachute stretched out like bright flowers in the air, and four flags fluttered in the wind. Five members of the "Blue Eagle" skydiving performance team followed closely behind. Under the umbrella flower, banners of "obeying the Party's command", "able to win battles", and "excellent work style" unfolded in the wind, expressing the determination and belief of the Air Force officers and soldiers to strive for excellence and progress for a hundred years; The banners of "Love My Air Force" and "Wingspan Changchun" reflect deep wishes for this year's air show. The members of the skydiving team explained that skydiving requires high personal skills. After jumping out of the cabin, the process only takes a few seconds, but it requires long-term and arduous practice. For the first time, airborne displays were showcased at the Air Force Aviation Open Event and Changchun Aviation Exhibition. Officers and soldiers wore camouflage suits and carried a complete set of combat equipment, including assault rifles, pistols, umbrella knives, and individual first aid kits. They were also equipped with Beidou locators, which can meet the needs of combat in complex environments. The parachute used has a sky gray color scheme for its canopy, which provides strong practicality and concealment. The display of airborne anti-terrorism assault operations is refreshing. Twelve armed reconnaissance team members boarded a helicopter and carried out swift entry, forced assault, hostage rescue, evacuation and transfer operations, fully demonstrating the solid and efficient nature of their regular training. The appearance of the Z-20KA transport helicopter in scenarios such as rapid ascent or hanging of personnel for evacuation, and the Z-10K armed helicopter in rear surveillance, reflects the practical literacy of airborne troops and the advanced multidimensional and steady combat capabilities of the Air Force. The outstanding display showcased the "hardcore" strength of the People's Air Force, and also made the on-site audience exclaim that they "felt a full sense of security". The Air Force Aviation University's "Red Eagle" flight performance team completed 19 stunt movements, with neat formation and smooth rhythm, and the audience's cheers and cheers were continuous. The Air Force August 1st Flight Performance Team, which made a brilliant appearance in the military parade commemorating the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti Fascist War, once again displayed its wings in the sky, with arrows flying through the field and golden bells hanging upside down. Under the skilled control of the pilot, the J-10 performance aircraft presented the audience with a visual feast that combines speed and power, technology and aesthetics. In addition, multiple types of fighter jets such as the J-9, J-10, and J-10S also conducted single aircraft maneuvering flight demonstrations. The "Wings of Heaven" flight performance team also piloted the Chujiao-6 to perform a dance in the clouds. In front of the shared interactive "Love My Air Force" podium, after the viewing platform, and in front of the Air Force Recruitment Hall, the Air Force Military Band, local choir, and Peking Opera actors jointly brought multiple "flash mob" singing activities. As the music played, the live audience joined the singing team and expressed their love for the country and the military with their voices, including "I Love the Blue Sky of the Motherland," "Defending the Yellow River," and "Singing the Motherland. Immersive "is a prominent feature of the interactive segment in this event. The leaders of relevant departments of the Air Force told reporters: "Through interactive communication and observation experience, the audience can better get close to the Air Force, understand the Air Force, and love the Air Force." It is reported that this air show has set up various sharing and interactive methods, and the audience can participate in simulated flights and have simulation experiences. The first aviation science popularization research museum and aviation themed light and shadow show have attracted a large audience. In multiple exhibition halls, in front of interactive experience areas such as drone simulation control, model airplane assembly, and "Ace Pilot Teach You Flying", the audience's enthusiasm for participation was high, and long queues were formed one after another. Before the simulation experience area of "Performance Team Members Teach You Flying Tricks", the reporter saw that each audience member had to undergo a balance exercise test on the ground before boarding the plane, and could only experience the basic balance ability after reaching the standard. During the experience, the simulator will perform large angle backflips and horizontal flips to make the operation more realistic. ”In the flight experience area, a flight instructor from the Air Force Aviation University became a "pilot". He told reporters, "This activity has increased everyone's emotional understanding of the People's Air Force and planted the seeds of flight in the hearts of more young people." 14-year-old Sun Mingze stood in front of the simulated parachute experience area, constantly looking forward. Prior to this, Sun Mingze's mother had booked a skydiving experience for him online. After multiple stages including on-site queuing, physical examination confirmation, experience card replacement, and key training points, he finally got the opportunity to operate the computer. Sun Mingze's skydiving performance showed "qualified", and the few minutes of experience made him feel proud. A flight student from the Air Force Aviation University, responsible for explaining the key points of the actions on site, introduced that true paratroopers need to possess superb skills and flexible adaptability. This project can provide the audience with a certain experience and deepen their understanding of paratroopers. At the Chinese Air Force Recruitment Center, a series of flying salons attract visitors to the exhibition. Female astronaut Liu Yang and female pilots Tan Hongmei, Gesang Baizhen, and others came to the scene to interact and communicate with the audience. In front of the recruitment booth, an audience member asked Liu Yang, "What successful experiences can we share for teenagers who long for blue skies?" Liu Yang gave two keywords: persistence and passion. Flying is a fusion of wisdom and courage, and aerospace is a voyage of technology and faith. Regardless of the profession, one must integrate personal values into the destiny of the country, have a strong sense of patriotism and love, persevere and move forward courageously. "The audience gave her a warm applause in response. The sky will not reject every heart that loves flying, and the future of the Chinese Air Force belongs to you. ”Facing the teenagers on site, Tan Hongmei's words were full of encouragement and expectation. She also shared an experience. During a long endurance training, she piloted a Y-20 to refuel a fighter jet. When she heard her comrade's words, "The fuel is full, you can continue fighting," her heart warmed up. Tan Hongmei said, "At that time, I truly felt that I was a part of defending national security and maintaining peace and tranquility in the sky, with a glorious mission and great responsibility." "Are you flying a plane? ”A child faced Gesang Baizhen, who was wearing a flight suit and preparing to leave the scene, and asked her in a childish voice. Gesang Baizhen smiled and replied, "Yes!" "Then I want to be a pilot too!" In the brief conversation, another seed of a dream was sown in the young heart. Like the interactive experience, the scenes in front of the Y-20 and Y-8 prototypes were also very lively. These two types of transport planes opened their cargo holds to the audience for the first time in this event, with long queues in front of each transport plane. Not far away, the Qiang-5 and J-6 also opened their cockpits to teenagers for the first time. Looking around the event venue, there were bustling crowds everywhere. Taking a photo with the paratroopers, giving a thumbs up to the pilot who finished the flight performance, and cheering loudly as they looked up at the sky... each moment formed a beautiful picture of the People's Air Force loving the people and the People's Air Force loving the people. This scene also foreshadows the future - the blue sky feast is not over yet, and the People's Air Force will become stronger and stronger. (New Society)