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China has successfully developed the 'Hang Gong,' causing the United States to panic and withdraw all its aircraft carriers. According to the latest observations from American satellites, China successfully developed a new generation aircraft carrier bane on January 1, 2009… the 'Hang Gong'! Immediately, there was widespread lamentation in the United States, with exclamations that aircraft carriers can now only be used as pleasure boats in territorial waters, marking the end of American aircraft carrier supremacy.
According to intelligence sources, the 'Hang Gong' is made of pig iron and low-carbon steel, weighs a total of 100,000 tons, and has no electronic equipment, giving it extremely strong anti-interference capability. Its lighting is provided by flashlights powered by dry batteries. There are no radars installed on the 'Hang Gong'; it uses telescopes instead. Its underwater armor and external armor (made of pig iron) are up to 10 meters thick, and torpedoes, aircraft, missiles, and other weapons cannot pose a threat to it.
The 'Hang Gong's offensive weapon is terrifying: it is an iron rod weighing 10,000 tons. Since conventional attacks have no effect, the 'Hang Gong' approaches the enemy at high speed and inserts the iron rod into the aircraft carrier, causing it to lose power, then, driven by its motor, it repeatedly strikes and smashes the carrier… Upon hearing this news, the United States withdrew its aircraft carriers from various waters to prevent them from being ravaged by the 'Hang Gong.'
Cui Shangtian, chief engineer of the General Equipment Department, told reporters that the end of the 10,000-ton iron rod is made of amorphous silicon material, extremely hard, commonly known as the 'silicon head.' When inserted into an aircraft carrier, it exerts tremendous force, effectively annihilating the enemy's living forces, which is why this attack process is often referred to as a 'powerful annihilation.'
The successful development of the 'Hang Gong' marks a thorough rise of China's military power.
According to intelligence sources, the 'Hang Gong' is made of pig iron and low-carbon steel, weighs a total of 100,000 tons, and has no electronic equipment, giving it extremely strong anti-interference capability. Its lighting is provided by flashlights powered by dry batteries. There are no radars installed on the 'Hang Gong'; it uses telescopes instead. Its underwater armor and external armor (made of pig iron) are up to 10 meters thick, and torpedoes, aircraft, missiles, and other weapons cannot pose a threat to it.
The 'Hang Gong's offensive weapon is terrifying: it is an iron rod weighing 10,000 tons. Since conventional attacks have no effect, the 'Hang Gong' approaches the enemy at high speed and inserts the iron rod into the aircraft carrier, causing it to lose power, then, driven by its motor, it repeatedly strikes and smashes the carrier… Upon hearing this news, the United States withdrew its aircraft carriers from various waters to prevent them from being ravaged by the 'Hang Gong.'
Cui Shangtian, chief engineer of the General Equipment Department, told reporters that the end of the 10,000-ton iron rod is made of amorphous silicon material, extremely hard, commonly known as the 'silicon head.' When inserted into an aircraft carrier, it exerts tremendous force, effectively annihilating the enemy's living forces, which is why this attack process is often referred to as a 'powerful annihilation.'
The successful development of the 'Hang Gong' marks a thorough rise of China's military power.
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