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Su-27 fighter aircraft (Russian: s -x -, English: Sukhoi SU-27, Chinese: SU-27; NATO code name: Flanker, Chinese: Flanker) is a single-seat dual-engine all-weather air superiority fourth-generation heavy fighter developed by the former Soviet Union's Sukhoi Design Bureau, the main tasks are homeland air defense, escort, maritime patrol and so on.

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J-31 (Chinese code: Eagle, English: Shenyang J-31 Gyrfalcon) fighter, is the fourth generation (Russian standard fifth generation) twin-engine medium stealth fighter developed by Aviation Industry Corporation of China Shenyang Aircraft Industry Group Corporation (referred to as: Shenyang Aircraft).

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J-20 J-20, NATO codename Veyron) is a fifth-generation (Russia and the United States after 2009 classification has been unified, so the above is the only generational standard) dual-engine heavy stealth fighter developed by China's Chengdu Aircraft Industry (Group) Co., Ltd. for the Chinese People's Liberation Army, used to replace the J-10, J-11 and other fourth-generation air superiority fighters. The first engineering demonstration aircraft made its maiden flight in Chengdu on January 11, 2011. In the future, the aircraft will undertake the task of safeguarding China's sovereignty over the air and sea. It is expected that the aircraft will enter military service around 2017 to 2019, and gradually form combat effectiveness after 2020.

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The J-16 is a two-seat, heavy multi-role fighter independently developed by China. It can not only complete air combat missions, but also carry out ground and sea strikes. It is one of the important equipment for the transformation of the Chinese Air Force in both attack and defense.

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J-15 (English: J-15, Chinese nickname: Flying Shark, English: Flying shark, NATO code name: flanker type D, English: The Flanker-D is a heavy twin-engine carrier-based fighter jet developed and developed by China based on the domestic J-11 fighter jet T-10K-3, the prototype Su-33 fighter jet obtained from Ukraine. The development of the aircraft is undertaken by Shenyang Aircraft Industry Group of Aviation Industry Corporation of China. J-15 in the fighter generation division belongs to the fourth generation fighter improved, that is, the fourth generation and a half fighter.

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FC-1 fighter (Chinese code: Xiaolong, English: Chengdu FC-1/JF-17, Pakistani code: JF-17, code: Thunder, Chinese: Thunder is an all-weather, single-engine, single-seat, multi-role light fighter jointly invested by China and Pakistan, jointly developed by Chengdu Aircraft Industry (Group) Co., LTD., Chengdu Aircraft Design and Research Institute, China Aviation Technology Import and Export Corporation and other units, and participated in the development of Pakistan Air Force.

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J-10 in the past blue, white and red pattern, the tail eye-catching five-star red flag, has made many "aviation fans" infatuated. However, after the J-10 became the new equipment of the August first aerobatics team, the previous painting was not enough to reflect the mighty momentum of the J-10, a supersonic third-generation fighter, the Air Force proposed that the J-10 painting should be able to enhance its thematic, powerful, viewing and identification, to stimulate the mission honor consciousness of all officers and soldiers, and stimulate the combat effectiveness of the troops.

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The J-10B is a variant of the J-10 multi-mission fighter with modified airframe and avionics. In May 2004, the Chengdu Aircraft Corporation (CAC) of the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) began to continue development of the J-10 fighter variant.

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The J-10 fighter (English: J-10 or F-10, NATO codename: Firebird) is a single-seat, single-engine fourth-generation fighter aircraft independently developed by Chengdu Aircraft Industry Corporation of China Aviation Industry Corporation from the late 1980s.