Haikou will host the 2025 Aerospace & Defense Science and Technology Exhibition from October 18 to 19, offering a rare chance to get up close with some of the most advanced aerospace and defense technologies developed in China. The event features full-scale models, interactive exhibits, and educational displays covering aviation, land systems, and space exploration.
Whether you’re a tech enthusiast, a curious parent, or someone interested in how science shapes the future, this exhibition provides a hands-on look at the tools, systems, and missions shaping China’s presence in the air, on the ground, and beyond Earth.
Exhibition Highlights
Chapter 1: The Sky — “China’s Aircraft in Focus”
Explore the future of aviation through full-size aircraft and detailed displays.
J-15 “Flying Shark” Fighter Jet
A carrier-based jet developed domestically. Visitors can step into the cockpit for a photo and a closer look at its layout.
J-31 “Gyrfalcon” Stealth Fighter
A next-generation aircraft designed with radar-evading features, representing advancements in local aerospace engineering.
Z-10 Attack Helicopter
Built for combat support, this helicopter combines agility with modern targeting systems for complex environments.
Long March Rocket Series
See models of the Long March family of rockets that have powered China’s satellite launches and space missions.
Chapter 2: The Land — “Modern Military Mobility”
An in-depth look at the vehicles used in contemporary ground operations.
Type 99A Main Battle Tank
One of the core tanks in China’s modern armored fleet, designed for high-tech battlefield conditions.
Self-Propelled Howitzer
An artillery system capable of rapid movement and precise strikes, key for modern mobile warfare.
DF-21 Missile
Part of China’s missile program, this system is often discussed in the context of long-range deterrence strategies.
Chapter 3: The Stars — “China’s Space Missions”
Explore China’s recent efforts to reach the Moon and Mars.
Chang’e-5 Lunar Probe
This mission brought back samples from the Moon. The exhibit breaks down how the probe worked in harsh lunar conditions.
Tianwen-1 Mars Mission
Featuring models of the orbiter, lander, and rover, this display shows how the mission navigated the Mars landing and studied the planet’s surface.
Event Details
Dates: October 18–19, 2025
Time: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Venue: Hall 8, Hainan International Convention and Exhibition Center, Xiuying District, Haikou
Tickets:
Single: ¥58.8
Double: ¥108.8
Triple: ¥158.8
How to Buy:
Scan or long-press the QR code on the official event poster to buy tickets online.
A Closer Look at Innovation
The 2025 Aerospace & Defense Science and Technology Exhibition isn’t just about machines, it’s about the engineering and ideas behind them. From fighter jets to Mars rovers, this event gives the public a chance to see how China is shaping its technological future in air, land, and space.
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