YF-23, of course. You're looking at a compromised stealth canard supercruiser that's going to be complemented by a somewhat stealthier cheap plane. The YF-23 is stealthier than the YF-22 that replaced in, on
YF-23/F-23 transition was expeCTted to be much more troublesome than for YF-22/F-22(and this was already one hell of a mess).
It didn't just look cool, it required lots of new devrlopments inside as well. For example, for electronics, required to work under much larger strains&thermal loads just as reliably. And that's on top of this scheme being only half-proven.
"Copying" something discarded because
it looks coolof its perceived advantages is nice, but it doesn't serve the purpose very well.
Furthermore, YF-23 was designed by combo of two extremely prolific fighter design houses back then(arguably - simply the best), who suddenly lost to a comparatively weak Lockheed(designed before GD asquisition!).
And lost again decade later, btw.
You have to be a very...bold/foolish to attempt imitating something like this as early/mid-2000s Shenyang.