Background
Since ancient times, the moon has occupied a pivotal position in Chinese culture, whether it is the poetry of "raising a glass to invite the bright moon" or the myth of "Chang'e running to the moon", all of which have entrusted the infinite reverie of the Chinese people to the moon. With the continuous advancement of science and technology, the dream of landing on the moon has gradually become a reality from the far away. However, when American astronaut Armstrong left the first human footprints on the moon, the world was shocked and China was moved. Now, with the successful launch of Chang'e-6, we have finally ushered in our own journey to the moon. In this era of rapid development of science and technology, the rise of China's aerospace industry demonstrates the strength of the country
Body content
May 3, 2024 is a day worth remembering for the whole of China and the world. On this day, the Chang'e-6 probe, which carries the infinite expectations of the Chinese people, pierced through the sky and galloped towards the moon under the support of the Long March 5 Yao-8 carrier rocket. When the probe landed steadily on the back of the Aitken Basin, the hearts of hundreds of millions of people were also excited.
The mission of Chang'e-6 is not only to simply land on the moon, but also to carry out in-depth geological and geomorphological exploration of the moon. It has a major mission, which is to carry 2000G of lunar soil samples from the moon back to Earth. The completion of this mission not only means another major breakthrough in China's aerospace field, but also demonstrates the strong strength of China's aerospace technology to the world.
At a time when China's aerospace industry is booming, the United States is beginning to be unable to sit still. They once dominated the aerospace field, but now they are naturally dissatisfied with China's rapid development. U.S. President Joe Biden has even publicly stated that he will take measures to prevent China from landing on the moon. But the reality is cruel, and the US obstruction has not stopped China's progress. On the contrary, with their wisdom and courage, Chinese astronauts have set new records in the field of aerospace time and again.
It is worth mentioning that the United States has proposed the "Artemis Accords" in an attempt to seize the resources of the moon through international cooperation. However, they did not invite China to join. This move undoubtedly exposes the selfishness and narrow-mindedness of the United States. China, on the other hand, has shown the demeanor of a great power and agreed to the United States to lease the Queqiao relay satellite. This not only shows China's open-mindedness, but also allows the United States to see the great strength of China's space technology.
Dramatically, even though the United States sought the assistance of the Queqiao relay satellite, their lunar landing mission still did not come to fruition. This prompted NASA scientists to ponder: What went wrong? The China they once despised is now shining brightly in space technology, a shift that has undoubtedly made NASA scientists feel pressure and reflection.
The reason why China's space industry has been able to achieve such brilliant achievements is inseparable from the hard work and unremitting efforts of countless astronauts. They worked day and night to overcome one technical problem after another, and only then did they achieve today's results. Their spirit is worth learning and passing on to each and every one of us.
Sublimation at the end
Looking back at the history of China's aerospace, we can't help but praise those astronauts who have silently dedicated. They have written a glorious chapter in the aerospace industry with wisdom and sweat, and it also makes us more convinced: as long as there is a dream in the heart, we can create miracles. Today's China is no longer a weak country that is bullied by others, but a powerful country with strong scientific and technological strength and broad development prospects. We believe that in the days to come, China's aerospace industry will continue to write a more brilliant chapter and contribute more to mankind's dream of exploring the universe. We also hope that all countries can abandon prejudice and narrow-mindedness and work together to explore the mysteries of the universe. After all, the moon is not the exclusive domain of any one country, it is the common wealth of all mankind.