The Xian H-20 is a stealth strategic bomber developed by China, designed to enhance the country's long-range strike capabilities. It features a flying wing design, which helps reduce its radar cross-section, making it less detectable by enemy radar systems. The aircraft is expected to carry both conventional and nuclear payloads, contributing to China's deterrence strategy. The H-20 is part of China's broader modernization efforts in military aviation, aiming to compete with advanced bombers like the Northrop B-2 Spirit and Boeing B-52 Stratofortress. Its development reflects China's commitment to expanding its aerial capabilities and asserting its presence in regional and global security dynamics.