On the morning of the 17th, the Lao People's Army organized a series of celebrations for the 75th anniversary of its founding at the Kumadan Military Academy training ground. The Chinese Air Force's "Red Eagle" flying performance team was invited by the Ministry of National Defense of Laos to participate in the event and perform a flying performance. At around 10 a.m. local time, the Chinese Air Force's "Red Eagle" flight performance team made its final appearance with 8 Jiao-8 performance aircraft. Flight performances are divided into eight aircraft, seven aircraft, six aircraft, and five aircraft formation performances, four aircraft, three aircraft, two aircraft specific action performances, and single aircraft stunt performances. The team members carefully prepared and closely cooperated, drawing colorful smoke strips in the air, and won rounds of applause and applause from the live audience with their exciting flying performances. On January 17th, the Chinese Air Force's "Red Eagle" flight performance team conducted a flight performance in Laos. To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Lao People's Army, the Chinese Air Force's "Red Eagle" flying performance team performed "Seven Aircraft Blooming" and "Five Aircraft Blooming" movements, and made corresponding adjustments to the color scheme of the smoke display. The main colors of the Laotian flag, red, blue, and white, were used in the smoke display of the Eight Aircraft Diamond Team. In addition, this performance also added a special touch of green, which symbolizes peace and friendship, symbolizing the long-lasting friendship between China and Laos. On January 17th, the Chinese Air Force's "Red Eagle" flying performance team performed the "Seven Flying Flowers" action in Laos. After Meng Bo's performance, Zhang Yongqiang, a pilot of the Air Force's "Red Eagle" flight performance team, said, "Today we completed all the scheduled courses as expected, and it was very exciting from the entire scene and from our air. We feel very honored to represent the Chinese Air Force and bring wonderful performances to the people of Laos. We are also full of expectations for the future, and we look forward to our" Red Eagle "business card becoming louder and farther away." "The performance of the Chinese Air Force was very exciting, which is of great significance for strengthening the cooperation and exchange between the two armies, especially the air forces of the two countries. They were able to participate in our celebration of the 75th anniversary of the founding of the army, adding a lot of color and meaning to the entire event. It also allowed our people to see the charm of the Chinese Air Force, which well reflects the unity and friendship between our two armies." Colonel Kammer Voladi, Chief of Staff of the Lao People's Army Air Force, said at the event site. On January 17th, in Laos, the Chinese Air Force's "Red Eagle" flying performance team flew over the observation deck. According to Ouyang Xinqiang, this is the first flight performance of the Chinese Air Force Flight Performance Team to Laos, and also the first overseas flight performance of the Air Force "Red Eagle" Flight Performance Team. On the morning of January 18th, the Air Force's "Red Eagle" flying performance team will fly over Lake Taluan in Laos, and the Laotian people will be able to witness the charm of the "Red Eagle" in the city center of Vientiane. (End) (Lai Xin She)