TOP 5 Chinese Military HUMILIATIONS

We're diving into the top Chinese military humiliations, many of which occurred under President Xi Jinping's leadership. Despite China’s military modernization, the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has experienced significant setbacks. We'll explore incidents like Chinese peacekeepers abandoning their posts, submarines getting caught in their own traps, and deep-rooted corruption within the Chinese Communist Party. Join us as we uncover why China’s military might not be as powerful as it seems!

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[kateryan]

Let's all further help the Chinese out by reducing any Made-in-China purchases whenever humanly possible.

[tc-tmmy]

Majority of soldiers are part of the one child generation and are super spoiled.

[ronyerke]

The harsh domestic policy actually encourages cowardice in their soldiers. They're pre-conditoned to avoid conflict.

[johnsteiner]

The water instead of fuel thing was a misunderstanding of a Chinese expression that effectively says, _"Might as well be made of water."_ It's not that they literally filled it with water. However, the reality is worse than that. The construction of the missile was so bad that it would've been better if it were just a water instead of fuel problem.

[wanzhengyu]

On china's national day, a military officer hears a man shouting "death to Winnie the Pooh!" The military officer arrests the man and brings him to the Chinese leader xi jinping. The military officer tells xi what happened and xi asks the man, "why did you say that?" The man replies, "I was referring to the actual Winnie the Pooh. I am totally against how he had been used to represent and humiliate you." Xi then thanks the man and let him off. He then turns to the officer and says, "who were you thinking about when you heard him say what he had said?"
😄

[Corvinwhite]

Dictators cannot infringe on other countries territorial rights without consequence

[uingaeoc]

just when did the PLA last get involved in a full all services military operation against anything like a peer opposition?
The PLA attacked Vietnam in 1979 and were expelled even though the Viets were actually invading Cambodia at the same time, the CCP were trying to assist the Khmer Rouge by doing so.
Since then all that the PLA has done is a few border skirmishes with the Indians in the Himalayas - India having bested the major peer military in the region, Pakistan.
So there is no way that the PLA can invade Taiwan.

[cherrypicker]

This is hilarious if this is China's front line, then sleep easy in your beds. I joined the British Army in 1967 and left in 1979, I have never witnessed such incompetence like these clowns.

[IsraelMilitaryChannel]

China has very little combat experience.

[kenstclair]

about all the products we get from quality of most of them is absolute imagine that also going into their military arsenal. There is no reason to think it would be any different.

[darkmoon]

A lot of corruption in Chinese and Russian military. The U.S doesn’t have that problem, most of that money spent is on high tech equipment rather then maintenance and upkeeps of current equipment, bases and ships. The U.S need to step up on their military readiness not just in counter offense, but a defensive one as well.

[Ravenoustoxic]

Meanwhile Philippine UN soldier refused to surrender despite its commander order, exchange fire with overhelming number of rebels, retreated undetected by rebels.

[prjndigo]

Distilled and treated water is commonly used to keep the interiors of missile fuel tanks from warping/collapsing, it does happen that idiots who can't read also attempt to launch them this way. But it IS normal. We used to keep water inside the fuel tanks of our diesel powered supercarriers.

[Hi.youtube]

Am i the only one that is'nt suprise by this video

[Skye-Central]

Everything in China is made of tofu, even their own weapons.

[poloplatinum]

This is a lot more than 5 humiliations LOL 😂

[MrTangolizard]

Did it list the fact that a south American country when testing new self propelled artillery had to ban the Chinese entry from the testing as it was dangerously inaccurate

[waynedrummond]

I have hosted many (24+) Chinese national students as a homestay provider in New Zealand. The main thing they had in common was their absolute faith in their communist leaders. However, the one observation that stood out like dogs-balls to me was their selfishness and self-importance at a level which indicates their rote-learning processes include an underlying level for developing narcissism in their daily lives. Placed into a battlefield scenario they would run like rabbits, dispute orders, and eventually flatly refuse to put their lives in harm's way for anyone, including their own family.

[gillesashley]

The grenade throwing at 10:30 got me rolling on the floor.

[MHD]

The 'grenade' they are using for hot potato is a dummy grenade. A grenade is made up of 2 parts, the fuse and the fragmentation part of the grenade. The fuse is screwed into the grenade. During training the fuse is screwed into a dummy grenade, which is basically a piece of metal drilled full of holes for the gas to escape when the fuse is activated. That said, the fuse is still dangerous and you can lose a few fingers or a hand if it explodes in your hand.