"Zhuhai air show aims at national pride with array of high-tech thrills" from South China Morning Post

"The two-yearly China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition, first held in 1996, also known as Airshow China, is the biggest air show on the mainland featuring flying displays. It is the only such show supported by the government."

"The six-day air show will include 22 minutes of flying displays everyday, starring the PLA Air Force aerobatic team, the Pakistan Air Force's Sherdils aerobatic team and the Red Eagles from the United States, air show general manager Zhou Lewei said.

Zhou said the Sherdils would fly the FC-1 Thunder jet fighter, also known as the Xiaolong, a lightweight multi-role aircraft developed jointly by China and Pakistan."