It is a bit hard to explain why the J-20 viewed the South Korean fighter as the Millennium Falcon without going political but I am going to risk it for the sake of clarification. There is a general disapproval of South Korean "arrogance" on Chinese forums (not just military) in general because fringe South Korean professors tend to claim famous Chinese personages as Korean and the Chinese military is often portrayed as weak or ineffectual in South Korean media. The straw that broke the camel's back was the South Korean film "Shen Ji Jian" which portrayed the South Korean military as possessing guided rockets with nuclear yields during the fictional 15th century showoff with Ming Chinese forces (who were dressed and armed like barbarians). After that members on Chinese sites started mocking the "galactic" capabilities of South Korean technology and military. When the South Koreans announced their fifth gen. platform, members on Chinese forums jokingly referred to it as a "star destroyer". The use of the Millennium Falcon probably intended to deliver that message.
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The author said that the negative presentation of J-20 in other countries on the chart is reflective the the negative foreign media attention, or "sour grape attitude", since the J-20 came out. He is basically mocking the attitudes of some Western observers who refuse to acknowledge the J-20's significance and capabilities since it came out.
Political rants ended.
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Well said. Very agreed on that. The Indian depiction and Justin Bieber made me LOL. I kinda expected gundams to show up, and really is funny how the countries despise J-20 even though it's supposed to be one of the really lethal ones out there.
The author said that the negative presentation of J-20 in other countries on the chart is reflective the the negative foreign media attention, or "sour grape attitude", since the J-20 came out. He is basically mocking the attitudes of some Western observers who refuse to acknowledge the J-20's significance and capabilities since it came out.