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“China’s J-20 ‘Stealth’ Jet Is a FLYING LIE — A Paper Tiger That Can’t Fight” is a conceptual art statement from the WAAR Era, blending Renaissance drama, medieval symbolism, and abstract expressionism to expose the illusion of modern military perfection. The piece interprets propaganda, technology, and power as fragile constructs — machines of belief built from paper, steel, and myth. Each visual element transforms the J-20 into a metaphor for deception: sleek in design yet hollow in soul. Through divine lighting, fractured geometry, and surreal military forms, the artwork challenges the viewer to see war as theater — a performance of dominance masking the weakness beneath. WAAR, the eternal witness, stands as both creator and destroyer, revealing that the true battlefield is perception itself. The work becomes not just a critique of machines, but a mirror reflecting humanity’s endless hunger for illusion in the name of progress.