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Hong Kong’s John Lee Inspects Guard of Honour on Chinese Warship Shandong

Summary by South China Morning Post

Warship’s visit marks first time one of country’s fully domestically built carriers has made a call at Hong Kong.

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Chinese aircraft carrier Shandong arrives in Hong Kong

Prior to its Hong Kong stop, the Chinese aircraft carrier was also reportedly present in Philippine waters in April during a joint US-Philippines military exercise.

3 days ago·Manila, Philippines

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South China Morning Post

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Hong Kong’s John Lee inspects guard of honour on Chinese warship Shandong

Warship’s visit marks first time one of country’s fully domestically built carriers has made a call at Hong Kong.

3 days ago·Hong Kong

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Carrier CNS Shandong arrives in HK for maiden visit

The nation's first domestically built aircraft carrier, the CNS Shandong, sailed into Hong Kong Special Administrative Region waters on Thursday on its maiden visit to the city, accompanied by a powerful escort fleet.

3 days ago·China

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rthk.hk

Naval fleet led by Shandong arrives in HK

A People's Liberation Army naval fleet led by the aircraft carrier Shandong arrived in the SAR's waters at around 8.30am on Thursday. Accompanied by g...

3 days ago

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MARINE & OCÉANS

A Chinese Carrier, the Shandong, Visiting Hong Kong, Marine & Oceans

Hong Kong, 3 Jul 2025 (AFP) – Chinese carrier Shandong, 305 m long, arrived Thursday in Hong Kong, a few days after participating in combat exercises in the western Pacific. Shandong and its escort ships, including destroyer Zhanjiang and frigate Yuncheng, were seen early Thursday morning [...]

3 days ago

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sameway.com.au

Chinese Aircraft Carrier Shandong Visits Hong Kong

The event was hosted by the Southern Theater Command of the People's Liberation Army of China for five days, with a daily limit of 2,000 citizens. The first batch of tickets were sold out in just 45 seconds after being released on the WeChat platform, and the subsequent rounds of reservations were also snapped up in just tens of seconds, fully demonstrating the public's keen attention and curiosity. As China's first fully independently built air…

3 days ago·Melbourne, Australia

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