"The moon belongs to everyone, not China!" With the rapid progress of China's lunar exploration program, some Western countries seem to be unable to sit still. They shout that "the moon belongs to all mankind", but in fact they are making excuses for their backwardness. What is it that makes the West so flustered? How will China's lunar exploration journey respond to these doubts?
The development of China's aerospace industry can be described as changing with each passing day. From the successful launch of Shenzhou 5 in 2005 to today's Chinese space station and Chang'e lunar exploration program, in less than 20 years, China has become one of the world's space powers. In particular, the recent successful launch of Chang'e-6 has brought China one step closer to the goal of a manned landing on the moon.
In the face of China's rapid progress, some Western countries are clearly a little uneasy. They began to hype up the so-called "China space threat theory", and even did not hesitate to use hegemonic means such as the "Wolf Clause" to suppress China's space. However, these small moves have proved not to stop China from moving forward.
On the contrary, with the unremitting efforts of Chinese scientists, one "scientific miracle" after another is being born on the land of China. The West's lockdown policy is on its way to failure. This was already evident when NASA scientists began to request lunar soil samples from China for study. China is already at the forefront of the world's space technology, while some countries in the West are still standing still.
They are uneasy about China's progress, but they are helpless. In addition to the failure of the blockade, another reason for the West's breaking of defenses may be that China is about to realize its ambition to land people on the moon. China has announced that it plans to achieve this goal by 2030. And every current lunar exploration mission is paving the way for future lunar journeys.
In the face of China's ambitions, some Western media began to exaggerate, claiming that China wanted to "monopolize" the moon. This is clearly a bias and misunderstanding. In fact, China has been seeking international cooperation and hopes to join hands with other countries in the world to explore the universe. The fact that Chang'e-6 has carried spacecraft from several countries is a good example.
Looking back at history, when the American Apollo 11 landed on the moon, China did not show any resentment or jealousy. But now, China's lunar exploration program has not yet been fully realized, and it has been maliciously speculated and smeared by the West. The double standard in this has to make people think deeply.
In the face of doubts and attacks from the West, China's attitude has always been clear: we are pursuing win-win cooperation, not competition. The development and utilization of the moon is related to the future of all mankind and requires the joint efforts of all countries. China is willing to work with all countries willing to cooperate to jointly explore the mysteries of the universe for the benefit of all mankind.
In the future, China will continue to steadily advance the lunar exploration program and manned space flight at its own pace. We will not be stagnant because of other people's doubts, nor will we change our original intention because of the malice of others. China's aerospace dream belongs not only to China, but also to all mankind. The development and utilization of the Moon, as the common wealth of mankind, should become a model of global cooperation.
China's concept of a "lunar research base" is based on this concept. We hope to work with other countries to build an open, inclusive, cooperative and shared scientific research platform on the moon, and contribute China's wisdom to mankind's exploration of the universe. Some countries in the West, instead of making irresponsible remarks on the sidelines, should join in this great exploration.
The future of humanity lies in cooperation, not confrontation; It's about being open, not closed. Let's go hand in hand and open a new chapter in human exploration of the universe! The future belongs to the brave. China's lunar exploration journey has taken a solid step. We have reason to believe that in the near future, Chinese astronauts will appear on the moon.
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