中国メディアが自国最新鋭空母「福建」の致命的欠陥を暴露！就役直後に造船所へ逆戻りした衝撃の理由とは？

China's state-of-the-art aircraft carrier, the Fujian, garnered significant attention as China's first aircraft carrier equipped with electromagnetic catapults. However, Chinese military media and international military experts have raised numerous criticisms regarding its flight deck design, aircraft operation capabilities, conventional powered electromagnetic catapult operation, and even quality control and military industry issues. This video, focusing on content covered by Chinese media itself, clearly explains the challenges the Fujian is said to face, comparing it to the Soviet Union's unfinished aircraft carrier Ulyanovsk and the US Navy's Nimitz, Ford, and Kitty Hawk class carriers. Furthermore, we will examine each of the points that have been the subject of discussion, from its return to the shipyard immediately after commissioning, to its flight deck layout, catapult operation, power supply system, differences in aircraft carrier operational experience, and corruption issues surrounding the military industry, while also exploring the background behind these issues in detail. #China #FujianAircraftCarrier #ChineseNavy #Military #SlowExplanation 00:00 ~ OP 00:50 ~ Shocking Capabilities of the State-of-the-Art Aircraft Carrier "Fujian" Exposed by Inside Media 06:20 ~ Fujian's Fatal Weaknesses Created by Conventional Power and Old Soviet-Style Design 10:52 ~ Flight Deck Overcrowded! Structure Prevents Simultaneous Takeoffs and Landings 15:38 ~ Harsh Criticism from a US Navy Veteran! Fujian's Operational Capability is About 60% of the Nimitz-Class 20:37 ~ State-of-the-Art Yet Worse Than Old Aircraft Carriers? A Cruel Comparison with the Kitty Hawk-Class 25:01 ~ Suspicion of Power Shortages in the Electromagnetic Catapult! The High Price of Using Conventional Power 29:54 ~ Can They Build Aircraft Carriers But Not Fight? The Gap in Experience and Combat Capability Dividing the US and China 34:57 ~ Returned to Shipyard Immediately After Commissioning! Growing Suspicions of Corruption and Quality Problems