Top is Su-35. Bottom is J-11B. Shape and size wise, they are identical.
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Wow! I am impressed! You can’t even tell the difference between a J-11B & J-11A
From the article :
By itself, the 1950s-era technology is not impressive. The real story lies in the cruise missiles carried by the H-6. An H-6G bomber first tested an extended-range, air-launched anti-ship missile more than a decade ago in 2001. At least one variant, the H-6K, reportedly can deliver six DH-10 cruise missiles or carry six to eight long-range air-to-air missiles primed for hunting airborne early warning aircraft such as the E-3 AWACS and E-2C/D Hawkeye.
What the 
Seriously? 
PS: Article states only 18 J-11B this is most probably the very 1st AL-31 powered batch. Hui Tong has identified the following J-11B series PLAAF (S/N 31x0x, 40x1x, 40x3x, 60x5x, 70x0x, 72x2x). None of the J-10, J-11B use R-73, R-27 or R-77. They use only PL-8 & PL-12. In fact only the imported or license build Russian jets can use R-73, R-27 & R-77. The J-10, JH-7A numbers seem to be off but we’ll drop that for the moment.
PPS: Off-course if you are comparing the PLAAF Vs. USAF right now then its a no contest. It not just because the 180+ F-22 or 20 B-2 and so on but the entire system which is unmatched, unparalleled compared to any other nation. Not even close. In fact the PRC is not even bothering with a Soviet Union type tit-for-tat arms race.
T-50-2 better demo:
[*video=youtube;B4Q2-1IiaOk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=B4Q2-1IiaOk%5B/vid…]
^^ That cobra at 2:10…
Flying T-50s are not even 4 years old and already throwing itself around doing cobras at airshows? 
Imagine what it’ll do in 15 years 
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