Very professional, gentlemen. Hahahaha!

Being a naval bad ass is hard.  Photoshopping a credible image shouldn't be.

China's Defence Ministry has apologised for allowing a badly photoshopped picture of navy ships and fighter jets to appear on its social media accounts over the weekend.

The dodgy image, which appeared on the ministry’s accounts on social networking sites Weibo and Wechat, was meant to mark the Red Chinese Navy’s 68th birthday.

It included fighter jets soaring over the country’s first aircraft carrier, with two other warships steaming along in the background, above two ghostly submarines.

Internet users were quick to point out though the two warships were probably US vessels, that one of the aircraft shown was a Russian MiG-35 and that the three other fighter jets were land-based J-10s rather than the carrier-based J-15s.

There's also this excellent article on the actual utility, or lack of it, of the Chinese carriers to their goals of bullying their neighbors.