In Memory and Tribute: One Year Since the Passing of Huang Xuhua, Who Tested Nuclear Submarines in His 60s and Went Deep into the Sea!
On April 29, 1988, China's nuclear submarine conducted its first extreme deep dive test. Before diving, some participants wrote letters to their families, while others took "life-and-death photos." The chief designer, Huang Xuhua, in his sixties, personally led the dive. During the process, the immense pressure of the deep sea caused the cabin walls to emit a tearing sound, and the floor was pressed upwards. Ultimately, the test was successful, setting a new record, and everyone was ecstatic. Today marks the one-year anniversary of Huang Xuhua's passing; we remember and pay tribute!
Huang Xuhua led the first extreme deep dive test of a Chinese nuclear submarine on April 29, 1988, achieving a successful outcome that set a new record. Today marks the one-year anniversary of his death, and the report pays tribute to his contributions to China's military capabilities.
- Huang Xuhua led the first extreme deep dive test of a Chinese nuclear submarine on April 29, 1988.
- The test was successful and set a new record.
- The report commemorates the one-year anniversary of Huang Xuhua's death.