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The owner of the big dog is called Dongfeng 2 1(DF2 1) "Party dues 2 1".
The "big dog" in the Year of the Rabbit mainly refers to Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia is called Saudi Arabia for short, and Sharon Bass is also called in cartoons.
The image is a super-rich Arabian turban camel (because there are many camels in the Middle East).
As for why Saudi Arabia is generally called "big dog", it is mainly influenced by the cartoon "What happened to that rabbit that year":
1987, the oil kingdom of Saudi Arabia was the world's leading oil producer. At that time, the Iran-Iraq war was in full swing, threatening Saudi Arabia's security. Israel doesn't like Saudi Arabia. In order to protect itself, Saudi Arabia needs to buy weapons as a "killer weapon", so it takes a fancy to strategic missiles.
Since it is a "killer weapon", the international arms market is valuable. Without a market, no country will sell it, no matter how much it costs. However, in 1987, China was not as poor as it is now, and China, which just started the reform and opening up, was poor. In 286, most of the military expenditure was cut to develop the economy, and the military industry became poorer and crazier.
Finally, the poor and crazy rabbit sold the strategic missile to the "big dog family" that came to you. It is said that because no one has sold strategic missiles before, no one dares to talk about the price after sitting with the "big dog family" for many days. Finally, the rabbit gritted its teeth and violently offered 654.38 billion. The "big dog family" made a direct deal, but the currency was not negotiated. Originally, the rabbit said RMB, but the big dog mistakenly thought it was US dollars, and it was paid in cash! 3.5 billion dollars in cash! At that time, China's foreign exchange reserves more than doubled directly.
It is said that this transaction directly gave birth to China's interest in trading arms in cash.