"Chinese landing" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1971, Alastair Revie, The Lost Command, page 69",
          "text": "Undershootings, overshootings, skewshootings and Chinese landings (with one wing low) were a constant worry to Station Commanders, and inability, by reason of shot and shell, to lower or lock landing wheels took a heavy toll.",
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        "The landing of an aircraft with one wing lower than the other."
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        "(military, slang) The landing of an aircraft with one wing lower than the other."
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        "(military, slang) The landing of an aircraft with one wing lower than the other."
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