The aircraft carrier Liaoning, with the ship number 16, is the first aircraft carrier of the Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy that can carry fixed-wing aircraft. The "Liaoning Ship" was formerly the Soviet Navy Marshal Kuznetsov-class aircraft carrier No.2, namely the aircraft carrier Varyag. In the middle and late 1980s, the construction of the Varyag in Ukraine was interrupted by the disintegration of the Soviet Union.

1995, the Varyag withdrew from the Russian navy and was sent to Ukraine. 1999, China purchased the Varyag and arrived at Dalian Port on March 4, 2003. It was delivered to Dalian Shipyard on April 26th, 2005, and was refitted and installed by China People's Liberation Army to continue construction.

In September 20 12, it was renamed Liaoning, delivered to the PLA Navy, and became the first modern aircraft carrier in China. In June 201/KLOC-0, the first ship was successfully launched.

There are more than a dozen floors below the flight deck of the Liaoning ship. Entering the third floor, it feels like a maze, full of passages and cabins. The total length of the channel inside the entire aircraft carrier is tens of kilometers. It is conceivable how complicated the internal structure of the aircraft carrier is.

There are more than 3,000 cabins in Liaoning, and 1000 people live in them. There are many rules for the internal passage of the aircraft carrier, such as going to the bow position, taking the port side, that is, relying on the left channel, going to the bow position, and taking the starboard side, that is, relying on the right channel. When getting up and down the escalator, you should follow the rule of getting up first and then getting down.

People's Daily Online-Record of Female Crew of Liaoning Ship, China's First Aircraft Carrier