China state-owned enterprises reform: What are the reforms intended to do?

Name: China state-owned enterprises reform: What are the reforms intended to do?
Uploaded: 2024-05-08T13:07:05+08:00
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2024-05-08

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According to reports, the Taiwan Navy is building a new amphibious transport dock ship code-named "Project Lucky" to replace the old amphibious ships in service. The new amphibious transport dock ship construction plan started in 2017, but after 2 years and 6 bid openings, all bi - DayDayNews
As we all know, the warships of the Chinese Navy are mainly named after cities, mountains, and lakes in various places. Since then, the names of many cities in various provinces have appeared on the ships of the People's Navy. For example, Jiangxi, which has been overtaken by its - DayDayNews
In the eyes of experienced veterans, this is equivalent to allowing the U.S. military to actively stand in the most dangerous place in the Taiwan Strait conflict to "defend Taiwan," while the Taiwan military can hide in a safe place and watch the fun. - DayDayNews
The destroyer Nanchang (hull number: 101) is the first type 055 destroyer named after the heroic city of Nanchang. Nanchang deserves this honor. As the first 10,000-ton large-scale propeller of our country's navy, its performance is very powerful. After being commissioned, the Na - DayDayNews
Jiangxi is an important province located in the southeast of my country. The provincial capital is Nanchang. Jiangxi has been a place where talents and heroes have emerged in large numbers since ancient times. Listen to Xiao Sheng, when it comes to "Jiangxi-registered" warships, - DayDayNews
Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee, President of the State, and Chairman of the Central Military Commission, attended the maritime military parade held in Qingdao on April 23 to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Navy. - DayDayNews
Taiwan's first 10,000-ton amphibious dock landing ship "Yushan" held a launching and naming ceremony today. Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen attended. According to Taiwan's "Central News Agency" report on April 13, the Taiwan Navy's "New Amphibious Dock Transport Ship" prototype ship h - DayDayNews
Currently, the warships named after Jiangxi elements include the Type 055 guided missile destroyer Nanchang, hull number 101, with a full load displacement of more than 12,500 tons. The ship has 112 vertical launchers, and two Type 071 dock landing ships: Longhushan and Jinggangs - DayDayNews
Recently, China, the United States, and Taiwan have each put new amphibious ships into service, launched, and proposed new concepts. Due to the global strategic sector, the war on terrorism has transformed from a low-level conflict to a Cold War conflict between major powers, wit - DayDayNews
Central News Agency reported that the Taiwan Navy's "New Amphibious Dock Transport Ship" prototype ship held a naming and launching ceremony at the Taiwan Shipbuilding Corporation Shipbuilding Dockyard on the morning of the 13th local time. The ship was named after Yushan, the hi - DayDayNews

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