Recently, seven J-10 fighter jets from the Chinese Air Force's August 1st Air Show arrived at Changi Airport in Singapore and were invited to participate in the 10th Singapore Airshow. This exhibition marks the first time in six years that the Bayi Flight Show Team has flown to the Lion City, and the main aircraft model J-10C, which made its debut, has received widespread attention. Hai Tian's dazzling skills made a stunning appearance. On January 30th and February 1st, the Bayi Flight Performance Team completed adaptive training and test flights respectively. In these two flights, the demonstration team pilots closely cooperated with the J-10C and J-10S, strictly adhering to the "second meter standard", and performed a series of difficult stunt actions such as weight fighting, formation rolling, and high elevation jumping at extreme intervals. They performed a wonderful "blue sky dance" over the sea outside Changi Airport, showcasing the pilots' superb technical and tactical skills and the aircraft's excellent maneuverability. During the intensive formation movements of six, five, and four aircraft, the two types of J-10 fighter jets of the Bayi Flight Performance Team flew at high speed in the air with colored smoke, and from a distance, the wingtips almost touched each other, pushing the atmosphere of the scene to a climax. Although this year's air show has not yet opened, the two warm-up performances still attracted a large number of spectators to the outskirts of the airport. The brilliant performance of the Bayi Flight Performance Team drew cheers and applause from the audience. Today, I finally saw the J-10C on site, and every flight maneuver showcased the strength of this fighter jet. Its performance was impressive. ”Aviation enthusiast Zhang Xu exclaimed excitedly after watching the flight show and static display. Li Bin, the captain of the Bayi Air Show Team, said, "We have come to Singapore again after 6 years. In addition to the refreshed air show lineup, movements such as six aircraft formation rolling, five aircraft geese formation passing through the field, and four aircraft horizontal formation passing through the field have also appeared for the first time over Changi Airport." Flying out of the country and going global. As a new type of supersonic multi-purpose fighter independently developed by our country, the J-10C is equipped with advanced avionics systems and multiple types of advanced airborne weapons, with the ability to control the air at medium and close range and accurately strike ground and sea targets. It made its first public appearance at the parade celebrating the 90th anniversary of the founding of the Chinese People's Liberation Army in July 2017. The circle of friends continues to expand, and the trajectory is flying farther and farther. In 2023, after the Air Force's August 1st Flight Show Team was equipped with the J-10C, they made their overseas debut at the 16th Langkawai Air Show in Malaysia that same year. Since then, they have successively appeared in Dubai, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Thailand and other countries for flight shows, using colorful tracks to build a bridge of friendship between China and foreign countries. Behind the impressive debut of the J-10C at the Singapore Airshow, the performance team has consistently adhered to high-intensity tactical training, achieving seamless integration between performance movements and actual combat tactics. This is not only a concentrated display of their excellent training achievements, but also a vivid epitome of the leapfrog development of China's air force equipment construction. The J-10C, painted with the five-star red flag and the August 1st military emblem, showcases the independent innovation achievements of China's aviation industry to the world with the blue sky as the curtain and the flight path as the pen, and continues to convey the good image of the Chinese Air Force's openness, confidence, and pursuit of excellence. (New Society)