Hydrogen bombs all over the world have been scrapped. Does China only have 30?

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It was probably reported a few years ago that among the countries with nuclear weapons in the world, only China has the technology to store hydrogen bombs for a long time, and it is speculated that China has Reserve 30 hydrogen bombs. Due to advanced reserve technology, hydrogen bombs are free of maintenance for a long time. However, other countries have not mastered relevant technologies, making hydrogen bomb maintenance costs extremely expensive. They are basically in a scrapped state. Maintenance is extremely complicated and costly. ? argument.

Regarding this statement, we can only use "haha" to express this rumor. No matter what the purpose of the person who created this rumor, but just by saying this, its effect is so sinister. As ordinary people, we have no way of knowing specifically how many hydrogen bomb reserves there are in various countries around the world, and this is not something we need to worry about. We can quote Professor Jin Canrong’s words: The world is in chaos and will be for a long time, but China is relatively stable. There are prerequisites for politics, there is a foundation for economy, there is strength in science and technology, and there is strength in the military. Our military is now the second largest in the world. Russia does have more powerful nuclear weapons than we do. We don’t know how many nuclear warheads we have or how many they have. They are all guessing. Some say it is 200, others say 3,000. Because this matter is different from others, because we keep it secret very well, so we can only guess. The only one who knows is the chairman. Personally, I can only say this: I believe our nuclear weapons are sufficient. ?

So if the nuclear weapons possessed by the world’s five permanent members can have a deterrent effect and bring stability to every country in the world, that is the best result. So don't speculate and just treat this rumor as a joke. What is a hydrogen bomb?

As a thermonuclear bomb, a hydrogen bomb is a nuclear weapon that uses the energy of an atomic bomb explosion to ignite the fusion reaction of light atomic nuclei such as hydrogen isotope deuterium, thereby instantly releasing huge energy. Its explosion process involves fission first, then fusion, and then fission again. It is characterized by bombarding uranium-238 with a large number of neutrons produced by thermonuclear reactions, causing uranium-238 to undergo a fission reaction. This kind of hydrogen-uranium bomb is very powerful and contains a lot of radioactive dust, so it is a "dirty" hydrogen bomb and a powerful weapon of mass destruction. After three years of negotiations at the United Nations Conference on Disarmament in Geneva, on September 10, 1996, the 50th session of the United Nations General Assembly overwhelmingly adopted the Comprehensive Ban on Nuclear Tests by an overwhelming majority of 158 votes to 3 (with 5 abstentions). Treaty, which will be submitted to all countries for signature and ratification starting from September 24. On September 24, 1996, the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty was officially signed at the United Nations Headquarters. Currently, only the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council (the United States, Russia, China, Britain, and France) legally possess thermonuclear weapons. ?The contribution of hydrogen bombs to human peace

Since World War II, the United States carried out two nuclear strikes on Japan, allowing the world to see the terrifying power of nuclear weapons. As a result, there have been only local-scale conflicts in the world since World War II, and there are no large-scale armed conflicts in the world anymore. This is all due to the deterrent effect of nuclear weapons. So for now, given the limitations of the human living environment, nuclear weapons will be the backbone of ensuring world peace for a long time. ?