The WZ141-1 (Chinese: WZ-141超轻型反坦克战车; lit. WZ-141 Super Light Model Anti-Tank Fighting Vehicle) was a Chinese Cold War-era prototype lightweight, air-droppable airborne tank destroyer designed for rapid deployment against Soviet forces. Developed in the mid-1970s in response to growing threats of Soviet armoured divisions following the 1969 Sino-Soviet border conflict, it was designed to be air-droppable behind enemy lines to disrupt supply chains and halt armoured advances, and to be rapidly deployed due to its light weight, making it able to be transported on standard trucks. The WZ141-1 was the first of two prototypes, featuring two Type 75 105 mm recoilless rifles, which were modified versions of the American M40, both of which were highly successful in technical trials of the chassis and suspension. The project was ultimately cancelled in 1985 due to budget constraints, changing military doctrines, and obsolescence of the primary armament.

Introduced as a reward for Battle Pass: Season XX, "Flying Dragon", the WZ141-1 adds a different approach to playing mid-tier Chinese light tanks. Its lightness and high top speed give the vehicle excellent mobility and make it one of the best flanking vehicles at its tier. However, the WZ141-1 has virtually no armour, as its all-aluminium construction is only capable of stopping small arms fire and is highly vulnerable to heavy machine guns. Its dual Type 75 105 mm recoilless rifles provide the vehicle with very capable armament, boasting a HEAT-FS round with high penetration that allows for successful shots even from the front, although they do suffer from slow turret traverse and a lack of gun depression.