A photograph published on the blog shows "the twin 130 mm main gun mount of the Luda-class destroyer DDG 132 Hefei during dismantling."
Twin 130 mm main gun mount on Luda-class destroyer DDG 132 Hefei
The central visual element reported by the source is a photo caption identifying a twin 130 mm main gun mount fitted to a ship labeled DDG 132 Hefei and described as a Luda-class destroyer. The image is presented in the context of dismantling, with the caption specifying the mount and the ship hull number together — a concrete photographic record that the blog post foregrounds.
PLAN Commission entry: "DDG 174 Hefei"
Alongside the photo caption, the source includes a short line reading "PLAN Commission of the day: DDG 174 Hefei." That phrasing appears in the same compiled material and explicitly pairs the hull number 174 with the name "Hefei" in the PLAN Commission item.

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End the scrambleChina Military Online report: "Hefei (Hull No. 174)" as a Type-052D
The source reproduces an item from China Military Online with editorial credit: "Source: China Military Online Editor: Yao Jianing 2015-12-15 17:400." That item begins, "BEIJING, Dec. 15 (ChinaMil) -- The guided missile destroyer Hefei (Hull No. 174), the new comer of China’s Type-052D guided missile destroyer family," — a verbatim line included in the material. The blog thus places a China Military Online description identifying a ship named Hefei with hull number 174 and describing it as a Type-052D guided missile destroyer.
Timeline: December 15, 2015
The assembled material in the post is dated Tuesday, December 15, 2015, and it reproduces the China Military Online dateline "Dec. 15" and editorial timestamp "2015-12-15 17:400." Those entries anchor the items — the photograph caption, the PLAN Commission line, and the China Military Online excerpt — to the mid-December 2015 timeframe as presented by the source.
How China Military Online, the PLAN Commission entry, and blog readers are implicated
- China Military Online and Editor Yao Jianing: The source reproduces a China Military Online passage and editor credit that explicitly names "Hefei (Hull No. 174)" and classifies it as a Type-052D guided missile destroyer. That text is presented verbatim in the blog material.
- The People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) Commission entry: The blog reproduces a short PLAN Commission line that lists "DDG 174 Hefei" as the commission of the day, directly associating that hull number with the name "Hefei."
- Blog readers and consumers of the photograph: The same post also presents a photo caption identifying a Luda-class destroyer labeled "DDG 132 Hefei" during dismantling. Readers encountering the compilation therefore see both a photographic caption tying "Hefei" to hull 132 and textual items tying "Hefei" to hull 174 and to the Type-052D family within the same dated package.
The material collected in the post places three specific pieces of information side by side: a photograph caption naming a Luda-class DDG 132 Hefei during dismantling; a PLAN Commission line naming DDG 174 Hefei as the commission of the day; and a China Military Online excerpt describing "The guided missile destroyer Hefei (Hull No. 174), the new comer of China’s Type-052D guided missile destroyer family," dated Dec. 15, 2015 and credited to Editor Yao Jianing. Each element is presented as a factual item in the source.
Taken together, the source leaves a clear record of what was published on December 15, 2015: a photographed gun mount labeled on a Luda-class hull numbered 132 and separate textual references tying the name "Hefei" to hull 174 and to the Type-052D family. That juxtaposition is itself the story the post places before the reader.
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