# Nuclear Submarine
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The Long March at Sea: Decoding the Legacy of China’s First Nuclear Submarine
The Long March 1 (Hull 401), China's first indigenous nuclear submarine, has been elevated to a national monument in Qingdao, symbolizing the country's decades-long pursuit of naval self-reliance. Its history highlights the shift from Soviet dependence to independent development, a legacy that continues to inform Beijing's current maritime strategy and tech-independency goals.
Seoul’s Silent Sprints: South Korea Charts a Course for Nuclear-Powered Submarines
South Korea has officially announced a timeline to build and deploy its first nuclear-powered submarines by the mid-to-late 2030s. The move aims to counter North Korea's naval threats while navigating complex international nuclear regulations and the U.S.-ROK alliance.
The Nuclear Designer’s Private Covenant: Humanizing the Architect of China’s Submarine Fleet
A newly public 1999 'contract' between the late nuclear scientist Peng Shilu and his granddaughter highlights the personal side of the man who led China's nuclear submarine development. The document humanizes a figure who spent decades in state-mandated secrecy, bridging his revolutionary background with a relatable family life.