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This thread is for the reference of People's Liberation Army, Asian China.

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Military Regions of Asian China

Chengdu Military Region
HQ: Chengdu, Sichuan Sheng.
Area: Chongqing, Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou, and Tibet Sheng

Men
Ground Forces: 2,200,0000
Air Force: 200,000
Navy: -landlocked-
TOTAL: 2,400,000

MILITARY DISTRICTS
Sichuan Provincial Military District
Tibet Military District
Guizhou Provincial Military District


Guangzhou Military Region
HQ: Guangzhou, Guangdong Sheng.
Area: Hubei, Hunan, Guanxi, Hainan and Guangdon Sheng

Men
Ground Forces: 2,000,0000
Air Force: 600,000
South Sea Fleet: 1,200,000 + 150,000
TOTAL: 3,950,000

Headquarters for the South Sea Fleet located at Zhanjiang, Guangdon Sheng.

MILITARY DISTRICTS
Hubei Military District
Hunan Military District
Guangxi Military District
Guangdong Military District
Hainan Military Districts
Hong Kong (and Macao) garrisons


Nanjing Military Region
HQ: Nanjing , Jiangsu Sheng.
Area: Anhui, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Fujian, and Shanghai Sheng

Men
Ground Forces: 2,000,0000
Air Force: 600,000
South Sea Fleet: 1,500,000 + 180,000
TOTAL: 4,280,000

Headquarters for the East Sea Fleet located at Ningbo, Zhejiang Province.

MILITARY DISTRICTS
Anhui Military District
Jiangsu Military District
Zhejiang Military District
Jiangxi Military District
Fujian Military District
Shanghai Military District

People's Liberation Army/Air Force

More than 350,000 men (excl. logistics) are organized into the following units: The aviation troops:140,000 (not including Naval Aviation); the air defense force : more than 100,000 persons; the radar troops : Air Baseout 70,000; the airborne troops: some 30,000;and other professional force: some 9,000 persons. The Air Force together with the Naval Aviation (Flying College and Training Center included) consists of some 5,000 aircrafts.

The concept of the deployment is to set up one air command at each military region. At present, stationed on the air bases within 500 nautical miles from Taiwan are 1,300 aircrafts, of which some 600 airplanes has a radius of operation over Taiwan proper. In addition, the SU-27 with a radius of operation of Air Baseout 810 nautical miles, now based at Wu Hu, Anhui Province, and Juixi, Guangdong Province, also covers Taiwan.

Men
Chengdu Military Region: 200,000
Guangzhou Military Region: 600,000
Nanjing Military Region: 600,000

TOTAL: 1,400,000
Troops: 350,000
Logistics: 1,050,000

Chengdu Military Region - AIR FORCE

Men: 200,000

Radar Brigade
Lhasa Command Post
Kunming Base

33 Fighter Division, Chongoing (Su-27 and J-7)
97th Regiment
98th Regiment (J-11)
99th Regiment

44 Fighter Division, Mengzi (J-6 and J-7)
130th Regiment, Mengzi
131st Regiment, Kunming
132nd Regiment, Mengzi

Airbases and airfields in Chengdu Military Region
Chengdu Airbase
Chongqing Airport
Kunming Airbase
Lhasa Airbase
Mengzi
Xining Airbase


Guangzhou Military Region - AIR FORCE

Men: 600,000

2 Ind. Regiment
SAM Brigade
Radar Brigade
Missile Brigade

8 Bomber Division (H-6 BADGER (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/h-6-specs.htm))
22nd Regiment
23rd Regiment
24th Regiment

9 Fighter Division (Shaogun Air Base, Foshan Shadi Air Base)
25th Regiment (J-7 ( http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/j-7.htm))
26th Regiment
27th Regiment

13 Air Division (Wuhan Wangjiadun, Hubei, Yichang Tumenya Air Base, Hubei, Kaifeng Air Base, Hubei)
Transport and reconnaissance aircraft
37th Regiment
38th Regiment
39th Regiment

18 Fighter Division (Changsha Dutuopo Air Base, Hunan, Shaodong Air Base, Hunan)
52th Regiment
53th Regiment
54th Regiment

35 Fighter Division (Shantaou Air Base, Guangdong)
103rd Regiment (J-7)
104th Regiment (J-7)
105th Regiment (J-7)

42 Fighter Division (Nanning Wuxu Air Base, Guangxi, Guilin Air Base, Guangxi)
124th Regiment (J-7)
125th Regiment (J-7)
126th Regiment (J-7)

7 Air Corps (Nanning Wuxu Air Base, Guangxi)
2nd Fighter Division
4th Regiment (J-7 ( http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/j-7.htm)), Suixi Air Base
5th Regiment (J-7E ( http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/j-7.htm)), Liuzhou Air Base
6th Regiment (Su-27/J-11 ( http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/j-11.htm)) , Suixi Air Base


Airbases and airfields in Guangzhou Military Region
Changsha Dutuopo
Fenghuang Airbase
Foluo Northeast Airbase
Guangzhou Baiyun Airport
Guangzhou East Airfield
Guangzhou Shadi Airbase
Hong Kong International Airport
Huangtian Airport
Huiyang Airbase
Jialaishi Airbase
Kaiyang Airbase
Kowloon Airfield
Lingshui Airbase
Macau International Airport
Mei-Xian Airbase
Nanning Wuxu Airbase
Sek Kong Airfield
Shantou Northeast Airfield
Shaoguan Airbase
Suixi Airbase
Xiangshui Hsu Airbase
Xingning Airbase
Wuhan Wangjiadun
Yuen Long Airfield


Nanjing Military Region - AIR FORCE

Men: 600,000

3 Ind. Regiment
Radar Brigade
Radar Brigade
Missile Brigade

3 Fighter Division
7th Regiment (J-7E ( http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/j-7.htm)), Wuhu Air Base
8th Regiment, (J-7B ( http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/j-7.htm)), Changxing Air Base
9th Flight Regiment, (J-11 ( http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/j-11.htm)), Wuhu Air Base

10 Bomber Division (H-6 BADGER (http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/h-6-specs.htm)), Anqing North Air Base
28th Regiment
29th Regiment
30th Regiment

14 Fighter Division (J-7E ( http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/j-7.htm)), Nanchang Xiangtang Air Base
40th Regiment
41st Regiment
42nd Regiment

26 Fighter Division (J7-E ( http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/j-7.htm)), Shanghai Chongming
82nd Regiment
83rd Regiment
84th Regiment (Jiaxing)

28 Attack Division (Q-5 ( http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/q-5.htm)), Hangzhou Jianqiao Air Base
76th Regiment
77th Regiment
78th Regiment

29 Fighter Division (Q-5 ( http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/china/q-5.htm)), Quzhou Air Base
85th Regiment
86th Regiment
87th Regiment (Jiaxing)

Training Base (Xuzhou)
Shanghai Base
Zhangzhou Command Post

8 Air Corps (Fujian)

Airbases and airfields in Nanjing Military Region
Anqing Airbase
Changzing Airbase
Daishan Airbase
Fouliang Airbase
Fuzhou Airbase
Fuzhou Changle International Airport
Ganzhou Airfield
Guiyang Airbase
Huian Airbase
Jianqiao Airfield
Jiaxing Airbase
Jinhua Airbase
Jinjiang Airbase
Liancheng Airbase
Lishe Airbase
Longtian Airbase
Longyou Airbase
Luqiao Airbase
Mahuiling Airbase
Nanchang New Airfield
Nanchang Xiangtang Airbase
Nanjing Airbase
Ningbo Zhangqiao Airbase
Qingyang Airbase
Quzhou Airbase
Rugao Airbase
Shanghai Dachang Airbase
Shanghai Hongoiao International Airport
Shanghai Jiangwan Airfield
Shanghai Longhua Airstrip
Shanghai Pudong International Airport
Suzhou West Airfield
Tiahe Airbase
Tunxi Airstrip
Wuhu Airbase
Wauyishan Airbase
Wuxi Shuofang Airfield
Xiamen Airport
Xincheng Airbase
Yiwi Airbase
Zhangshu Airbase
Zhangzhou Airbase

People's Liberation Army/Navy

The East Sea Fleet (deployed in an area from Lianyungang, Jiangsu, to Zhaoan, Fujian): This fleet has the major bases in Shanghai, Zhoushan, and Fuzhou, deployed in the area with 980 plus ships.

The South Sea Fleet (deployed in an area from Zhaoan, Fujian, to Beilunhekou; Guangxi, and the parcel and sparely waters): It has the major bases in Guangzhou, Zhanjiang, Yulin with 800 plus ships.

EAST SEA FLEET

Corresponding Military Region: Nanjing MR

Area of Responsibility (AOR): From Lianyungang to the Nanao Island, Fujian (approximately between 35°10’ N and 23°30’ N latitude). This area includes the southern half of the Yellow Sea, the whole East China Sea, and the Taiwan Strait.

Coastal Defence Zones (CDZ): Lianyungang CDZ, Wusong CDZ, Dinghai CDZ, Wenzhou CDZ, Ningde CDZ, Xiamen CDZ

Men in ESF: 1,500,000
Men in ESF, NAF: 180,000

China’s largest surface ship construction facilities are located at Shanghai, including Jiangnan Shipyard and Hudong-Zhonghua Shipyard. The inland Wuhan Shipyard located on the Yangzi River is China’s primary diesel-electric submarine building facility.

Major Naval Bases (Men)
Ningbo Fleet Headquarters (150,000)
Zhoushan Naval Base (Biggest in the ESF, 270,000)
Shanghai (Wusong) Naval Base (210,000)
Xiangshan (near Ningbo) submarine/Naval Base (210,000)

Other Naval Bases (Men)
Lianyungang Naval Base (110,000)
Dinghai Naval Base (110,000)
Wenzhou Naval Base (110,000)
Ningde Naval Base (110,000)
Fuzhou Naval Base (110,000)
Xiamen Naval Base (110,000)

Naval Air Force Bases (Men)
Ningbo Naval Air Force Base (30,000)
Shanghai Naval Air Force Base (30,000)
Luqiao Naval Air Force Base (30,000)
Shitangqiao Naval Air Force Base (30,000)
Danyang Naval Air Force Base (30,000)
Daishan Naval Air Force Base (30,000)

ESF Naval Contribution Flottila 1, Zhoushan
1 Kuznetsov Class (Type 1143.5) Heavy Aircraft Carrying Cruiser, including aircrafts
3 Kirov Class (Type 1144.2) (Peter the Great) Heavy Missile Cruiser
3 Ivan Rogov Class (Type 1174) Large Landing Ship
10 Zubr Class (Pomornik) Air Cushioned Landing Craft
3 Neustrashimy Class (Type 11540) Frigates

ESF Naval Contribution Flottila 2, Shanghai
1 Kuznetsov Class (Type 1143.5) Heavy Aircraft Carrying Cruiser, including aircrafts
3 Kirov Class (Type 1144.2) (Peter the Great) Heavy Missile Cruiser
3 Neustrashimy Class (Type 11540) Frigates


Destroyer Flotilla
Nanjing (131)
Hefei (132)
Chongqing (133)
Zunyi (134)
Hangzhou (136)
Fuzhou (137)

Frigate Flotilla
Shaoxing (510)
Nantong (511)
Wuxi (512)
Huaiyin (513)
Zhenjiang (514)
Xiamen (515)
Jiujiang (516)
Nanping (517)
Ji'an (518)
Jiangxing (521)
Lianyungang (522)
Putian (523)
Sanming (524)
Ma'anshan (525)
Wenzhou (526)
Ningbo (533)
Jinhua (534)
Anqing (539)
Huainan (540)
Huaibei (541)
Tongling (542)

Submarine flotilla, Xiangshan
4 Kilo class (364, 365, 366, 367)
3 039/Song class (320, 321, 322)
5 SSGN Oscar II Class (Project 949.A) (from Great Romeo)

Fast attack craft flotilla

Landing ship flotilla

Logistic support ship flotilla

NAVAL AIR FORCE
4th Naval Aviation Division, Luqiao (J-7B/E)
6th Naval Aviation Division, Dachang (JH-7, J-6,)
Training Regiment (JJ-6, JJ-7)
Shipborne Helicopter Group, Wuhu (Ka-27/28, Z-8, Z-9C)
Special Mission Group, Dachang (Y-8AEW)

COASTAL DEFENCE UNITS
Radar Observation Brigade


SOUTH SEA FLEET

Corresponding Military Region: Guangzhou MR

Area of Responsibility (AOR): From the Taiwan Strait (approximately 23°30’ N latitude) to the Vietnamese border. This area includes the South China Sea and the Beibu Gulf.

Coastal Defence Zones (CDZ): Zhanjiang CDZ, Beihai CDZ, Huangpu CDZ, Shantou CDZ, Haikou CDZ, Xisha CDZ

Men in SSF: 1,200,000
Men in SSF, NAF: 150,000

The South Sea Fleet has a seaport and an airstrip in Woody Island (Yuxing Island in Chinese) of Paracel Islands. (At least in RL. Paracel Islands are not claimed by Asian China in Earth-V. Yet.)

Major Naval Bases (Men)
Zhanjiang naval base (biggest in the SSF, 250,000)
Yulin submarine/navy base (Hainan Island) (200,000)
Guangzhou naval base (200,000)

Other Naval Bases (Men)
Haikou naval base (110,000)
Shantou naval base (110,000)
Mawei naval base (110,000)
Beihai naval base (110,000)
Hong Kong naval base (110,000)

Naval air force bases (Men)
Lingshui (Hainan Island) naval air force base (30,000)
Haikou naval air force base (30,000)
Sanya naval air force base (30,000)
Zhanjiang naval air force base (30,000)
Guiping naval air force base (30,000)

SSF Naval Contribution Flottila, Zhanjiang
1 Kuznetsov Class (Type 1143.5) Heavy Aircraft Carrying Cruiser, including aircrafts
4 Kirov Class (Type 1144.2) (Peter the Great) Heavy Missile Cruiser
2 Ivan Rogov Class (Type 1174) Large Landing Ship
10 Zubr Class (Pomornik) Air Cushioned Landing Craft
4 Neustrashimy Class (Type 11540) Frigates

Destroyer Flotilla
Changsha (161)
Nanning (162)
Nanchang (163)
Guilin (164)
Zhanjiang (165)
Zhuhai (166)
Shenzhen (167)
Guangzhou (168)
Wuhan (169)
Lanzhou (170)
unknown (171)

Frigate Flotilla
Changde (509)
Maoming (551)
Yibin (552)
Shaoguan (553)
Anshun (554)
Zhaotong (555)
Jishou (557)
Beihai (558)
Kangding (559)
Dongguan (560)
Shantou (561)
Jiangmen (562)
Foshan (563)
Yichang (564)
Yulin (565)
Yuxi (566)
Xiangfan (567)

Conventional submarine Flotilla, Yulin submarine base (Hainan Island)
6 Type 035 (Ming class)
5 Kilo Class (from Great Romeo)

Fast attack craft flotilla

Landing ship flotilla
10 Type 072II (Yuting class) LST
7 Type 072 (Yukan class) LST
4 Qiongsha class troop transport ships
1 hospital ship
4 Yudao class LSMs

1 Logistic support ship flotilla

NAVAL AIR FORCE
3rd Naval Aviation Division (H-6D, HY-6D)
8th Naval Aviation Division, Haikou (J-7B, J-6)
9th Naval Aviation Division, Lingshui, (J-8B/D, JH-7)
Training Regiment (JJ-6, JJ-7)
Transport Regiment (Yak-42, Y-7)
Shipborne Helicopter Group (Z-8, Z-9C)

MARINE CORPS
1st Marine Brigade, Zhanjiang

People's Liberation Army/Ground Forces

Men
Chengdu Military Region: 2,200,000
Guangzhou Military Region: 2,000,000
Nanjing Military Region: 2,000,000

TOTAL: 6,200,000
Troops: 3,100,000
Logistics: 3,100,000

(A) Category A unit indicating that the units are fully trained and have been fully equipped with modern weapons.
(B) Category B unit.


Chengdu Military Region – GROUND FORCES

Men: 2,200,000

(A) 13 Group Army, Chongoing – "Chuan Army"
37 Division [Unit 56013]
149 Motorized Infantry Division [Unit 56016]
U/I Armored BDE [Unit 56017]
U/I AAA BDE [Unit 77123]
U/I Artillery BDE [Unit 77115]
U/I Communication REGT [Unit 56280]

(B) 14 Group Army, Kunming
U/I Division [Unit 35108]
U/I Division [Unit 35208]
4 Artillery Division [Unit 35304]
U/I Armored BDE [Unit 77223]
U/I AAA BDE [Unit 35220]
U/I Engineer REGT
U/I Communication REGT [Unit 35010]
U/I Pontoon REGT [Unit 35105]

Chongqing Garrison

Sichuan Military District
U/I RSV Infantry DIV

Xizang Military District
52 Mountain Infantry BDE
U/I Mountain Infantry BDE

Guizhou Military District
U/I RSV Infantry DIV

Yunnan Military District
U/I RSV DIV


Guangzhou Military Region – GROUND FORCES

Men: 2,000,000

41 Group Army, Liuzhou
121 Infantry Division [Unit 75120]
123 Motorized Infantry Division [Unit 75130]
U/I REGT "Heroic REGT of Tashan" (Guangxi) [Unit 75151]
U/I Armored BDE [Unit 75160]
U/I Communications REGT [Unit 53064]
U/I AAA REGT [Unit 53062]
U/I Artillery BDE [Unit 75140]
U/I Pontoon REGT [Unit 53701]
U/I Engineer REGT [Unit 75104]

42 Group Army, Hiuzhou
124 Amph. Mechanized Division (Bolou) [Unit 75210]
144 Division (Shantou) [Unit 75220]
U/I Division [Unit 53806]
U/I Armored BDE [Unit 53263]
U/I Air Defense BDE
U/I ACW REGT [Unit 54423]
U/I Engineer REGT [Unit 53265]

Hong Kong Garrison
U/I Infantry BDE

Hunan Military District
U/I RSV Infantry DIV

Guangdong Military District

Guangxi Military District
U/I RSV Infantry DIV

Hainan Military District
U/I RSV DIV

Hubei Military District
U/I RSV Infantry DIV


Nanjing Military Region – GROUND FORCES

Men: 2,000,000

(A) 1 Group Army, Huzhou
1 Amph. Mechanized Infantry Division [Unit 73021]
U/I Armored Division
U/I Artillery Division
U/I Motorized Infantry BDE [Unit 73051]
U/I Engineer REGT
U/I Air Defense BDE [Unit 73056]

12 Group Army, Xuzhou
U/I Armored Division (prob 2 AD) [Unit 73081]
36th Division [Unit 83235]
U/I Division
179 Motorized Infantry BDE (Linfen BDE) [Unit 73096]
34 Motorized Infantry BDE [Unit 73091]
U/I AAA BDE [Unit 73106]
U/I Artillery BDE [Unit 83230]
U/I Anti-Chemical REGT
U/I Engineer REGT
U/I Pontoon REGT

(A) 31 Group Army, Xiamen
U/I Armored Division (prob 2 AD) [Unit 73081]
86 Infantry Division [Unit 73121]
258 Regiment
91 Motorized Infantry Division [Unit 73131]
U/I Armored BDE [Unit 73156]
U/I Air Defense BDE [Unit 73151]
U/I SAM REGT [Unit 73152]
U/I Artillery BDE
U/I Engineer REGT [Unit 32110]

Shanghai Garrison

Jiangsu Military
U/I RSV Infantry DIV

District Zhejiang

Military District

Anhui Military District
U/I RSV Infantry DIV

Fujian Military District
U/I CD Division [Unit 32833]
U/I CD Division [Unit 73311]
Fujian Army RSV AAA Division
U/I CD BDE [Unit 73141]
U/I CD BDE
Fujian Zhangzhou RSV Log Sup BDE

Jiangxi Military District
U/I RSV Infantry DIV

People's Liberation Army – Second Artillery Corps

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Men in Second Artillery Corps: 200,000

Asian China's strategic nuclear force, referred to as the Second Artillery Corps, has an estimated 200,000 personnel, most of which are in engineering and construction units. Actual missile operators and guards are less than half of the total strength. The missile troops number some 50,000 persons; the technical-equipped force about 20,000; the construction troops some 20,000; the anti-chemical and communication troops 50,000 for each; the training units: some 10,000 persons, and the logistic support troops some 20,000 persons. The rest about 30,000 are guards for the units and the missile launching complexes.


Huangshan, Base 52 / 2 Division

Corresponding Military Region: Nanjing MR

The 80302 Unit, also known as 52 Base, is headquartered in the Huang Shan mountain resort town of Huangshan, Jiangxi province.
It is the Second Artillery’s most important unit for conventional long-range precision strikes against Taiwan. The 52 Base’s most well-known brigade, the 815th, garrisoned in Leping, Jiangxi province, is equipped with the newest addition to the Second Artillery’s inventory, the DF-15. During a wartime situation, the 815th Brigade’s missiles scatter to pre-surveyed launch sites (zhendi) in Fujian province in order to range the entire island of Taiwan. Rail is the usual way of moving missiles from garrison to field deployments.

Brigades in 2 Division
807 Launch BDE (Unit 96161), Lianxiwang – DF-3 (http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/world/china/df-3a.htm)
+ DF-21 (http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/world/china/df-21.htm)
811 Launch BDE (Unit 96163), Fuliang County
U/I BDE (Unit 96164)
815 Launch BDE (Unit 96165), Leping – DF-15 (http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/world/china/df-15.htm)
817 Launch BDE (Unit 96167), Sanming – DF-15 (http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/world/china/df-15.htm)
U/I Mobil Lanuch BDE (Unit 96169)
U/I BDE


Kunming, Base 53 / 3 Division

Corresponding Military Region: Chengdu MR

A SSM-related installation at Tienwei, 53 miles north of Kunming. Another missile complex 11 nautical miles southwest of Kunming. Large-scale DF-3 activity. The missile garrison near Kunming was one of six DF-3 deployment areas operational as of early 1998, with a total of eight missiles deployed.

This facility is headquarters for one of the six Divisions of the Second Artillery Corps. The 80303 Unit, headquartered in the eastern suburbs of Kunming, Yunnan province, has two brigades. One of the brigades, equipped with DF-21s, is located in Chuxiong, approximately 100 kilometers west of Kunming, while the other is located at Jianshui, south of Kunming. These missiles are in range of several targets in India and Southeast Asia.

Brigades in 3 Division
802 Launch BDE (96211), Chuxiong – DF-21 (http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/world/china/df-21.htm)
808 Launch BDE (96213), Jianshui – DF-3 (http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/world/china/df-3a.htm) + DF-21 (http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/world/china/df-21.htm)
U/I BDE (96215) – DF-5 (http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/world/china/df-5.htm)


Huaihua, Base 55 / 5 Division

Corresponding Military Region: Guangzhou MR

Headquartered in the remote western Hunan provincial city of Huaihua, the 80305 Unit is the second command equipped with ICBMs. Its two subordinate brigades are located south of Huaihua, near the town of Tongdao.

Brigades in 5 Division
803 Launch BDE (96311), Dalong – DF-3 (http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/world/china/df-3a.htm)
805 Launch BDE (96313), Tongdao– DF-4 (http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/world/china/df-4.htm)
U/I Launch BDE (96315) , Tongdao– DF-5 (http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/world/china/df-5.htm)

Asian China National Nuclear Corporation (ACNNC)

And other power sources

ACNNC's president and vice-president are appointed by the Premier of the State Council and is a government administrative body. It oversees all aspects of Asian China's civilian and military nuclear programs. It combines military nuclear weapons production with civilian production, taking nuclear industry as the basis while developing nuclear power and promoting a diversified economy. ACNNC is a nationwide industrial conglomerate integrating science, technology, industry, and international trade. The ACNNC, also known as the Asian China National Atomic Energy Authority, is in charge of foreign affairs, international conference and Sino-foreign co-operation and exchanges in nuclear field.
ACNNC is responsible for the design and operation of nuclear power plants; nuclear fuel production and supply, including the processing of natural uranium, uranium conversion and enrichment, fuel assembly fabrication, spent fuel reprocessing, and nuclear waste disposal.

Nuclear Power Plants in Asian China
Ling'ao 1, 1,000 MW (Guangdong)
Ling'ao 2, 1,000 MW (Guangdong)
Daya Bay 1, 900 MW (Guangdong)
Daya Bay 2, 900 MW (Guangdong)
Qinshan 1, 300 MW (Zhejiang)
Qinshan 2-A, 600 MW (Zhejiang)
Qinshan 2-B, 600 MW (Zhejiang)
Qinshan 3-A, 728 MW (Zhejiang)
Qinshan 3-B, 728 MW (Zhejiang)
Tianwan-1, 1,060 MW (Lianyungang, Jingshu)

TOTAL CAPACITY: 7,816 MW

Map with NPP's marked (http://www.world-nuclear.org/images/info/china.gif)
Another map with China's NPP's (http://www.insc.anl.gov/pwrmaps/map/china.php)
List of NPP's in China (Asia) (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_nuclear_power_plants_of_Asia_and_Africa)


Three Gorges Dam
18,200 MW when finnished in two years.

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I will add info about:

Yibin Nuclear Fuels Factory
Nuclear Fuel Element Plant, Plant 812

Mianyang / Zitong
Chinese Academy of Engineering Physics (CAEP)
Southwest Institute

Guangyuan, Plant 821
Plutonium reactor and chemical separation plant at Guangyuan [Kuangyuan].
Plutonium production capacity as the Yumen reactor of 300-400 Kg per annum. Guangyuan is centered on a 1,000MW light water graphite reactor [LWGR] fueled with natural Uranium. This reactor is the largest plutonium producing reactor in Asian China, with about twice the power level of the reactor at Jiuquan, and is complemented by Asian China's largest plutonium separation facility.

I find it best to reserve one more post, as I have a lot of ideas of what to include here...

OOC: I'm done with the majority of the things I was going to include in this fact-thread (except for all the facts about the nuclear fascilities in Asian China).

The thread will be constantly updated when the need arise