Guo Hai Chao wrote in People’s Daily that China’s lunar exploration program has achieved significant progress. The Chang’e series of missions have transitioned from lunar orbit mapping to soft landing on the far side of the Moon, with successful sample collection and return. Notably, Chang’e 6 achieved the world’s first sample collection from the far side of the Moon, attracting international scientific attention. China plans to achieve crewed lunar landing by 2030, with key system development steadily advancing. At the same time, commercial spaceflight forces have joined, and the Hainan commercial space launch site has been put into operation, expanding the scale of the space industry chain. The lunar exploration project not only demonstrates China’s technological strength but also reflects the spirit of collaborative innovation and international cooperation, making important contributions to human lunar science knowledge.
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People's Daily article: Set out, to the Moon! China's Lunar Exploration Project progresses steadily
Guo Hai Chao wrote in People’s Daily that China’s lunar exploration program has achieved significant progress. The Chang’e series of missions have transitioned from lunar orbit mapping to soft landing on the far side of the Moon, with successful sample collection and return. Notably, Chang’e 6 achieved the world’s first sample collection from the far side of the Moon, attracting international scientific attention. China plans to achieve crewed lunar landing by 2030, with key system development steadily advancing. At the same time, commercial spaceflight forces have joined, and the Hainan commercial space launch site has been put into operation, expanding the scale of the space industry chain. The lunar exploration project not only demonstrates China’s technological strength but also reflects the spirit of collaborative innovation and international cooperation, making important contributions to human lunar science knowledge.