This is not the original B-2207, but an ex Chinese Air Force Trident with the fake registration B-2207. It looks good in these civil marking though.

Photographer Dick Winfield. Aircraft delivered to Pakistan Intl and was ntu by the Air Force.

Delivered to PIA as AP-AUG in 1967. To the Chinese Air Force as 50152 in 1970. Preserved at the Beijing Military Museum in fake marks as B-2207 after it was withdrawn from use. Moved to the China Civil Aviation Museum at Xiedao by 2010.

This illustrious old aircraft is preserved at the China Civil Aviation Museum at Xiedao. Many of the aircraft are preserved so close together that a normal, side-on shot isn't possible. The real B-2207 was c/n 2182, this one is acually ex 50152.

At the time displayed at the Military Museum of Chinese People's Revolution to commemorate presedential use, this aircraft previously served China United as 50152 and was ex PIA AP-AUG. The genuine B-2207 was c/n 2182, scrapped in 1992. Now part of the collection at at the China Civil Aviation Museum at Xiedao, not far from Beijing Capital airport