According to the regulations on the naming of ships in our country, it is named after a person

China's only named **, Dalian Naval Academy "Zheng He" training ship, board number 81;

I'm sorry, but there is also a sister ship of "Zheng He", "Shichang", with the board number 82, which also belongs to the Dalian Naval Academy. Our warships are named after place names.

Zheng He training ship.

Shichang National Defense Mobilization Ship.

Bisheng ** test ship.

Bi Sheng, string No. 891, Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy (plan) comprehensive test ship. Displacement 4630 tons. The ship is equipped with a variety of first-class system test platforms, which can simultaneously carry out the test and appraisal of missiles, naval guns, radars, electronic jamming and other types of naval equipment.

It entered service in October 1997. In recent years, the ship has played an irreplaceable role in the finalization and production of a certain type of shipborne electronic countermeasure system, a new general-purpose supersonic ship-to-ship missile, a new type of ship-to-air launch device, and a new generation of fleet air defense radar.

Hua Luogeng ** test ship.

Others are named after rivers, lakes, places or mountains.

In the establishment of our navy, there are two special combat ships that are named after people. one "Zheng He" training ship (81 ships); One is called "Shichang" National Defense Mobilization Ship (82 ships). Both ocean-going integrated training ships belong to the Dalian Naval Academy.

In addition, there are "Bi Sheng" (891) and "Hua Luogeng" (892) ** test ships. It seems that we named these four ships after people.

Shichang training ship.

Zheng He training ship.

I know both.

1. Aircraft carriers and cruisers are named after administrative provinces (regions) or phrases;

2. Destroyers and frigates are named after large and medium-sized cities;

3. The nuclear submarine is named after the "Long March" plus the serial number; Conventional missile submarines are named after the "expeditionary" plus the serial number;

4. Conventional torpedo missile attack submarines are named after the "Great Wall" plus serial number;

5. The minesweeper is named after the "county, state";

6. Submarine hunting is also named after "county and state";

7. Dock landing ships and tank landing ships are named after "mountain";

8. Infantry landing ships are named after "river";

9. The supply ship is named after the lake rotten nuclear moor;

10. The training ship is named after a person.

The ships named after the municipalities of the administrative provinces of the socks regiment were cruisers.

According to the naming rules of China's sea boats.

The cruiser above is specially named by ***, and the cruiser is named after the administrative province (region) or municipality directly under the central government. The aircraft carrier is on top of the cruiser, and it is also named after the names of coastal provinces, such as: Liaoning, Shandong, and the latest Fujian.

Large destroyers.

It is generally named after large and medium-sized cities, such as: Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Zhengzhou, etc.; Frigate.

It is generally named after small and medium-sized cities, such as: Sanmenxia, Zhuzhou, Xinyang, Huangjiaodo Orange Stone, etc.

Cruiser origin.

The cruiser originated from the "fast sailing ship" of the Hu Modai when sailing, and was responsible for patrolling, reconnaissance, vigilance, escort, and pursuit tasks in the ocean-going fleet. At that time, there was no such thing as a cruiser, but it was distinguished according to the number of guns. Royal Navy.

The standard for specifying clippers was to be armed with 38 to 50 guns, displacement.

It's about 1000 tons.

The earliest term "cruiser" (cruisers in English) appeared in the seventeenth century, when it was not so much a type of cruiser as it represented a kind of mission, that is, the task of patrolling and escorting the open sea.

China's sea vessels are named according to the rules of naming authority, ship number, ship name, and person name.

1. Naming permissions.

Ships of the first rank (aircraft carriers, battleships, cruisers, nuclear submarines) were named by the General Staff.

Ships of the second class (destroyers, frigates, submarines, large landing ships) and ships below the second class are named by the Navy.

2. The ship's side number.

Each of them has an official name, that is, their numerical number is painted on the side of the ship, collectively known as the "ship number".

3. The name of the ship.

Each ship has a name in Chinese.

The Chinese name of the ship is not arbitrary, but has strict rules. Newly built and newly listed (or renamed) ships shall be officially awarded the name and number of the ship by the authority that approved the awarding of honors, and a "Ship Naming Certificate" shall be issued. The naming of ships enjoys a "lifelong system", and generally does not change its name in the middle of the process.

4. Naming people's names.

In the sequence of ships of the People's Navy, there are several special ** ships named after people: for example, the "Zheng He" ship (that is, the 81 ship "Zheng He") is named in honor of Zheng He, a great navigator of our country; "Shichang" ship (i.e. 82 ship "Shichang").

It is named in commemoration of the national hero Deng Shichang who died heroically in the Sino-Japanese First Sino-Japanese Naval Battle. In addition, there are ** equipment test ships named after Chinese scientists: 891 "Bi Sheng", 892 "Hua Luogeng", 894 "Li Siguang" and so on.

There is also the 872 "Zhu Kezhen" ocean-going comprehensive survey and survey ship, which is named after a famous Chinese geographer and meteorologist.

The number of ** boats in our country:

As of February 7, 2022, the Chinese Navy is equipped with a total of 837+ ships of various types, excluding dual-use cargo ships, with a total displacement of about 10,000 tons, making it the second largest navy in the world.

Among them, there are a total of 493 combat ships, including 2 aircraft carriers, 43 destroyers, 93 frigates, 81 missile boats, 169+ amphibious ships, 62 conventionally powered submarines, and 18 nuclear submarines, with a total tonnage of about 10,000 tons.

According to incomplete statistics, there are a total of 344+ auxiliary ships, with a total tonnage of about 10,000 tons.

Cruiser: Named after an administrative province (region) or municipality.

Destroyer: Named after large and medium-sized cities.

Frigate: Named after a small and medium-sized city.

Supply Ship: Named after the lake.

Nuclear submarine: named after the "Long March" plus the serial number.

Conventional missile submarines are named after the "expeditionary" plus the serial number;

Conventional torpedo submarines: named after the "Great Wall" with the serial number.

Minesweepers: named after the "state".

Submarine hunting: Named after the "county".

Dock landing ships, tank landing ships: all named after "mountain".

Infantry landing ship: named after the "river".

Training Ship: Named after a person.

The auxiliary vessel is named after the name of the sea area and nature (such as southward transport, eastward towing, eastward oil, north-marking, and sea fishing) plus a serial number.

It's not about what it's needed for combat, it's about the different needs of all kinds of performance, and it's divided into different combat ships, so it's not just about the displacement.

Destroyers and cruisers did not have very clear boundaries of displacement, but were distinguished according to the size of the caliber of the main guns.

Return, if the caliber of the main gun is greater than 120mm, it is called a cruiser. Those that do not exceed 120mm are called destroyers, while frigates that are less than 30,000 tons with tonnage restrictions are called frigates.

According to the "Regulations on the Nomenclature of Sea Boats".The following principles must be followed in the naming of ships:

1) the naming of ships that are different from other countries and regions in the world;

2) Ship names that are different from domestic civil and commercial use;

3) Strong organization and easy to remember;

4) The pronunciation of words is clear and not easy to be confused with each other;

5) The name is loud and full of meaning;

6) Be able to embody the dignity of the state;

7) Be able to reflect the long history and culture of the Chinese nation;

8) It can stand the test of history, be used for a long time, and be able to meet the needs of equipment development for a fairly long time.

The name of the ship is based on:

Each ship has a name in Chinese. Such as the "Fuzhou" ship, the "Hangzhou" ship, the "Fuxian Lake" ship, the "Liuyang" ship, etc. The Chinese name of the ship is not arbitrary, but has strict rules.

On November 18, 1978, with the approval of the Military Commission, the Navy promulgated the Regulations on the Naming of Naval Vessels, which stipulates the naming organs, naming rules and related regulations of various types of ships. On July 10, 1986, the Navy supplemented and revised the "Regulations on the Naming of Sea Vessels".

For newly built and newly listed (or renamed) ships, the approval authority shall officially grant the name and port number of the ship, issue the "Ship Naming Certificate", and hold a naming ceremony in accordance with the provisions of the "Regulations on the Naming of Sea Vessels"; The naming of ships enjoys a "lifelong system", and generally does not change its name in the middle of the process.

When a ship is decommissioned, its name and number shall be removed or cancelled by the awarding authority, and in principle, it will not be awarded to subsequent ships. However, there are exceptions, such as the "Guangzhou" has been named three **: one is a Japanese-made frigate captured in 1949, with the port number 230 172;the other was the 240 160 ships that entered the list in June 1974 (scrapped in March 1978 due to an accident); "Guangzhou" is a 168 ship that was listed in 2004.