Why China is Building SO MANY Naval Ships

China has become the world's largest shipbuilder, accounting for more than 40% of global shipbuilding output, with an astonishing annual production capacity of over 13 million deadweight tons (DWT). This is significantly higher than the combined output of South Korea and Japan, the next two largest shipbuilding nations. In comparison, the United States has a relatively modest naval shipbuilding capacity, with the majority of its production dedicated to maintaining and upgrading its existing fleets rather than expanding them. This rapid expansion of China's naval shipbuilding capabilities has led to concerns among naval experts and policymakers worldwide about the potential implications for global maritime balance and regional security, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region. China's naval expansion has been a significant development in the global maritime power dynamics over the past few decades. As the world's largest shipbuilder, China is rapidly modernizing and expanding its naval capabilities, with the goal of establishing itself as a leading maritime power. This expansion includes the construction of advanced submarines, surface ships, and aircraft carriers, as well as the development of advanced anti-submarine warfare (ASW) capabilities. China's naval ambitions are reshaping the global geopolitical landscape, challenging existing power structures, and affecting economic, strategic, and security interests. Understanding these ambitions is essential for navigating the complex interplay of power, stability, and international order in the 21st century. If you like the content in this episode, please also check out our other videos on this channel and subscribe for more research on China’s military strategy and development. That’s all we have for now, and thank you for tuning in. Keywords: #chinamilitary #chinatechnology #chinanavy #militarytechnology © Copyrights: If you have questions about the use of screenshots or songs in my video, please don't strike this channel. Contact me if you have any questions. Contact mail: peterstechreviews@ If you like the content in this video, it would mean a lot to me if you could donate through “Super Thanks” button or buy me a coffee at: Thank you so much for your support!