Commemorating the 80th Anniversary of Victory: Eacenic Draws Strength from Parade for Technological Self-Reliance

September 3, 2025, marked the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War. On this historically significant day, a grand military parade was held in China, embodying the nation’s unwavering commitment to peace, development, and national rejuvenation. Only by remembering history can we forge ahead with determination. In the morning, Eacenic organized its employees to collectively watch the parade and draw inspiration from its profound spirit.

The parade showcased China’s cutting-edge equipment and formidable military strength. The event commenced with the aerial flag-guarding echelon, a massive formation of helicopters from the Army Aviation Corps. Among them, the Z-20, a 10-ton utility helicopter, stood out as the most critical rotary-wing aircraft in active service.

Leading the ground equipment formations was the undisputed "king of land battles"—the tank. The highlight of this segment was undoubtedly the latest-generation main battle tank. Its turret features no visible hatches, instead integrating advanced optical targeting systems that transmit signals electronically via cables or fiber optics to the crew inside.

In the naval equipment segment, missiles emblazoned with the letters "YJ" captured significant attention. "YJ," an abbreviation for "Ying Ji" , represents China’s family of anti-ship missiles. The YJ-17, YJ-18C, YJ-19, and YJ-20 made their debut at this parade, all capable of hypersonic speeds exceeding Mach 5, demonstrating yet another breakthrough in China’s missile technology.

The parade also featured box-shaped installations identified as laser weapons, highly effective in air defense roles. Their primary advantages lie in consuming only electricity or easily replenishable fuel per shot, producing no recoil, and requiring minimal ballistic calculation—capabilities unmatched by kinetic weapons.

In 2016, the J-20 stealth fighter made its first appearance at the Zhuhai Airshow. In less than a decade, it has become the world’s most numerically abundant fifth-generation fighter, a regular participant in airshows and parades, and a formidable demonstrator of prowess in actual aerial engagements. This parade marked the first public appearance of the twin-seat variant, the J-20S.

The Y-9, a tactical transport aircraft derived from the Y-8, complements the larger Y-20 strategic transport aircraft. The Y-20, nicknamed "Kunpeng," is the largest aircraft ever built by China’s aviation industry and serves as a heavyweight strategic airlifter. Its presence signifies a new level of achievement in China’s aero-engine design and manufacturing capabilities.

Concluding the ground equipment segment was the strategic strike cluster, featuring land-based ballistic missiles like the "DF Express" series. The DF-5, a liquid-fueled intercontinental ballistic missile, appeared in its latest iteration, the DF-5C. With an enlarged warhead fairing, it can carry multiple reentry vehicles, enabling comprehensive strategic strikes.

The parade was not only a demonstration of national strength but also a spiritual baptism. The exceptional discipline and exemplary conduct of the participating officers and soldiers reflected the nation’s military prowess and conveyed core principles of self-driven innovation, peaceful development, and people-centered philosophy. Inspired by the spirit of the parade, Eacenic Group remains dedicated to its mission of "mastering core technologies and fueling national rejuvenation through science and technology," striving tirelessly to contribute to technological advancement and the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.