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1 of 4: In 2018, China continued to implement long-term, state-directed planning that challenges the economies of high-tech exporting nations and supports the Chinese military' s development. #ChinaReport
2 of 4: The "Made in China 2025" program seeks to replace imported technology with Chinese domestic products while stressing the mastery of advanced dual-use technologies to support China's military objectives.
3 of 4: The report notes that China uses cyber theft, targeted investment, and exploitation of private Chinese nationals' access to foreign military technology to support its modernization.
4 of 4: In 2018, China's efforts to acquire sensitive or military-grade equipment focused on dynamic random access memory, aviation technologies, and anti-submarine warfare technologies.
