Core Viewpoint - The strategic strike group showcased a powerful military presence through various missile formations, emphasizing the capability to safeguard national security and maintain world peace [1]. Group 1: Cruise Missile Formation - The cruise missile formation, featuring the Changjian-1000, represents a joint effort from the navy, air force, and rocket force, highlighting the evolution of China's cruise missile technology from subsonic to hypersonic [2][4]. - The Changjian-1000 is noted as China's first hypersonic cruise missile, capable of precise strikes on land, sea, and air targets, showcasing its flexibility and immediate launch capabilities [4]. - The formation includes advanced missiles like Changjian-20A and Yingji-18C, which are designed for long-range precision strikes and comprehensive deterrence [6]. Group 2: Hypersonic Missile Formation - The hypersonic missile formation features missiles such as Yingji-21, Dongfeng-17, and Dongfeng-26D, demonstrating China's advanced hypersonic strike capabilities [6][8]. - The Dongfeng-17 missile is characterized by its unique warhead shape, enhancing its penetration capabilities, while the Dongfeng-26D has improved adaptability to complex battlefield environments [8]. Group 3: Nuclear Missile Formations - The first nuclear missile formation includes key strategic assets like the "Jinglei-1" air-launched missile and "Julang-3" submarine-launched intercontinental missile, underscoring their role as strategic "trump cards" for national sovereignty [9][14]. - The first nuclear missile formation showcases a "triad" of strategic nuclear forces, reinforcing national security and military confidence [14][16]. - The second nuclear missile formation features the Dongfeng-5C liquid intercontinental strategic nuclear missile, which has a global strike range, representing a significant deterrent capability [17][19].