Retractable missile launch pylon

AVIC News reported on 11/03/10 that AVIC has made advancements on aircraft pylon techniques, master of a retractable misille launch pylon

近年来，郑飞科研人员紧跟世界先进技术，瞄准军队当前急需，坚持走“以客户为导向，技术引进与自主创新相结合的发展道路”，掌握了一批具有自主知识产权的核心技术、关键技术和前沿技术，实现了我国航空悬挂发射装置的技术跨越，伸缩式弹射发射技术和气体作动技术成为公司的核心技术之一。

thats good news, for internal weapons configuration of future fighters and bombers.

Anyone got pictures of this retractable pylon? And is the report reliable?

AVIC News reported on 11/03/10 that AVIC has made advancements on aircraft pylon techniques, master of a retractable misille launch pylon

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So they made this report in the future?

FriedRiceNSpice said:

So they made this report in the future?

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Sorry for the one liner, but, I'm pretty sure they mean March 11th, 2010... They just put the day first.

FriedRiceNSpice said:

So they made this report in the future?

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They're obviously using the Day/Month/Year notation, which suggests that the article likely originated from Hong Kong, as most former Brittish colonies (like Australia, New Zealand etc) use Day/Month/Year. China and the rest of East Asia (Japan, Korea etc) usually use Year/Month/Day.

Are they talking about Internal weapons Bays F-22/35 or recessed weapons Pylons like the F=14 and MIG-25/31 use for their Long range Missiles?

Its hard to tell from the wording as Chinese has never had either before. But from the rest of the sentence, it would suggest internal bays as semi-recessed pylons are hardly word-class tech these days and would fall more under airframe design as opposed to pylon design.