Comparison of the air forces of China, Japan, India, South Korea. Which is stronger

China: about 300 Su-27 Su-30 aircraft are imported; 2. About 100 domestic J-11s; 3. There are about 120 J-10 fighters 4. About 150 Flying Leopard JH-7 JH-7A 5. About 50 quasi-third-generation J-8F series. 1. Fixed-wing aircraft:

Domestic: Y-5 (light), Y-7 (light) and its derivatives, Y-8 (medium) and its derivatives, Y-12 (light). Imported:

Russian Il-76MD (heavy). 2. Helicopter transport aircraft Domestic: Z-8 (heavy) and its derivatives Imported:

American S-70C Black Hawk (heavy), Russian Mi-17 (heavy), Mi-171 (heavy). AWACS: Air Police - 2000 Bombers:

H-5, H-6 Japan: F15J has more than 200 F2 also has more than 100 The number of third-generation aircraft is about 350 Transport aircraft XC-2 AWACS E-767 Bomber G10N *** OH-1 AH-2 India: Ah San 60 SU30MKI + 60 more MIG29 + 30 more Mirage 2000 about 160 Transport aircraft DC3 AWACS aircraft Il-76 modified Bomber India has 13 British Canberra bombers ***ALH South Korea:

South Korea about 180 F16C D (140 for Block 52 and 40 for Block 32) + 40 of the most advanced F15K for a total of about 220 The strongest is still China.

There is no comparison, and people with a little military quality know that it is China. Regardless of the quantity and quality, as well as logistics, ** advanced degree, command. And many people above say Japan, so you are talking nonsense.

Is the Japanese conductor strong? If there are fewer satellites from the United States, Japan will be blind, and will Japan's logistics be able to keep up? Does Japan have so many fighters to change guards?

Not to mention South Korea and India.

China is stronger than Japan, Japan is stronger than India, and India is stronger than South Korea.

Japan's ghost planes are more combative, China's engines, actual combat, stealth, counterattack, submarine, guidance and talent need to redouble their efforts, South Korea and India are soft eggs that rely on the United States to harden up.

South Korea: South Korea has about 60 F15Ks and about 100 F16Cs. The second-generation aircraft has about 200 F4s. In addition, there are introduced E-737 AWACS aircraft (4 are expected, which may not be fully delivered yet).

South Korea's F15K is a relatively advanced model, equipped with AESA active phased array radar and active air-to-air bombs, and its combat effectiveness is good. In addition, South Korea's own development of the T50 trainer, and the development of the EA50 fighter-bomber on this basis will also be delivered in the next few years (this T50 is not a Russian T50 fighter).

India: India has about 50 Mirage about 30MKI and about 70 MiG-29s. In addition, India has 100 MiG-27 fighter-bomb aircraft, 120 MiG-21 second-generation aircraft, and 130 Jaguar attack aircraft.

India's SU30MKI is increasing every year, and the total number is expected to be around 230-260 in the next few years; The MiG-29K has not yet been delivered, and it is expected that there will be about 28 in the next few years; As a result, there may be some variations in quantities. In addition, India's self-produced light fighter LCA is also fast (India's self-proclaimed "fast" for decades), and the order for 126 Rafale is still early from delivery, and the T50 fighter is being developed together with Russia. India does not yet have AWACS aircraft, but they are included in the purchase plan, and 4 are expected.

China: China has about 220 J10 aircraft, 180 J11 aircraft, and 270 Su27 30 aircraft. In addition, there are about 180 JH7 and nearly 1,000 second-generation aircraft (which will be retired year by year and replaced by third-generation aircraft).

and a dozen air police 2000 200 AWACS aircraft.

Overall, the ROK Air Force is the smallest, but it is the most advanced. Mainly American-style equipment. South Korea also has certain aircraft research and development capabilities of its own. Overall, however, South Korea's dependence on the United States remains strong.

India has a lot of equipment, mostly European and Russian series, and a small amount of equipment from Israel and the United States. Through the sale of rights to produce to obtain the improvement of its own aircraft manufacturing capacity. However, India's self-developed aircraft have not been put into service for a long time, and the failure rate of self-maintained aircraft is high, and there are still many things to improve in their production and research and development links.

China's equipment is mostly Russian and its own system products, and it can launch its own improved products, such as J11B, after digesting and absorbing Russian products. Therefore, in terms of aircraft production and R&D strength alone, China is the strongest among the three countries.

The world's comprehensive military strength is the seventh in India and the tenth in South Korea. India is even better.

The ranking should be, "Middle" "India" "Japan" "South Korea".

Fifth-generation fighters: China, Japan has. However, China is completely self-developed, and the Japanese style buys the F35 from the United States.

And the Chinese J20 is a twin-engine heavy fighter, and the Japanese F35 is a single-engine medium fighter. Therefore, China's J-20 is stronger than F35 (F35 engine and some aspects are stronger, but after all, their own R&D and production should be more flexible, and the trial should be more in line with themselves, what is custom development).

Fourth-generation and a half generation fighters: China's Su-35, India's Rafale, but China's Su-35 has already entered service, and India's Rafale will have to wait a few years before it can enter service. There are no four and a half generations in other countries.

Third-generation fighters: Chinese J-11A, J-11B, J-11C, J-10 A B C. There are more than four or five hundred J-15 and J-16, India has two or three hundred Su-30 and so on, Japan has about two hundred F15J and F2, and South Korea has dozens of F15K.

Let's not talk about the second-generation aircraft.

In terms of other fighters, India has a C17 imported from the United States, which is absolutely tall, China has a newly developed Y-20, and Japan has also developed a new one, but the most used at present should be C130, and South Korea is the same.

In terms of early warning aircraft, China is the strongest, after all, China is the only active phased array radar early warning aircraft in the world. Japan this time in Mengzhou (in terms of experience in the use of AWACS, Japan is actually higher than China), then India, South Korea.

In other respects, Japan ranks first in the world in terms of anti-submarine Huailing, and this other country is indeed incomparable, of course, the United States does not bother to do it, after all, all of Japan's anti-submarine aircraft are purchased from the United States.

In terms of UAVs, China is the strongest, after all, China is now the second most powerful drone country in the world, and the United States is the first. Secondly, I feel that Japan, South Korea and India are all relatively poor.

In terms of air defense, China is the strongest, don't ask why. This day, then South Korea, India is the worst, although India has lead knees s300