A newly released video titled 'Into The Deep' by the Chinese navy has led to speculation that the country's fourth aircraft carrier, currently under construction in Dalian, may be nuclear-powered. This speculation arises from the naming of the carrier as 'He Jian,' where 'He' sounds like the Chinese word for nuclear. Satellite images have indicated that a large vessel is being built, potentially comparable in size to the U.S. Navy's Gerald R. Ford-class carriers. The video also showcased China's naval evolution towards a blue-water navy capable of deep-sea operations, marking a significant shift from its traditional coastal defense strategy. With the commissioning of its third carrier, Fujian, which employs advanced electromagnetic catapults, China is enhancing its naval capabilities amid rising tensions with the United States. The Chinese navy now boasts the world's largest fleet, with 234 warships, while the U.S. Navy has 219. Analysts suggest that the operationalization of the Fujian could allow China to extend its naval presence in strategic areas such as the Indian Ocean, where it has established bases in Djibouti and Gwadar, Pakistan.