What are China s achievements in flying?

At 6:30:07 on November 20, 1999, China's first test spacecraft "Shenzhou-1" made its first successful debut, making China the third country in the world to possess manned space technology after the United States and Russia. After completing 21 hours of space science experiments, it successfully landed at 3:41 on the 21st. The successful launch of the "Shenzhou" test spacecraft has become another milestone in China's aerospace history.

The date of success was 21 November 1999, which was only one month and nine days before the end of the year. For seven years, many astronauts have counted down their calendars every day, and many just want to get a good night's sleep. But such a simple wish is also a luxury that is difficult to achieve for many people.

In the sound of new war drums, "Shenzhou II" began to take off again. The Chinese astronauts who are driving the Rumbling Sky Vehicle into space must race against time for the ideals of a nation! Soon, a second spacecraft, Shenzhou-2, was built, which was more advanced in performance than Shenzhou-1 and more fully equipped to ensure safety and life-sustaining systems.

Shang Chi grew from an ordinary researcher to the chief commander of manned spacecraft systems. In the early 90s of the last century, he began to participate in the study of spacecraft, participating in the study of the spacecraft from Shenzhou-1.

to the flight test work of Shenzhou-4.

God Five. When the "Divine Six" flew into the sky, he successively served as deputy commander-in-chief and commander-in-chief. Today, he serves as the commander-in-chief of the "Shen VII" spacecraft system and has successfully realized the spacecraft traveling in space and the astronauts walking out of the warehouse.

As the commander-in-chief of the manned spacecraft system, Shang Zhi was overflowing with pride when he mentioned manned spaceflight, and he said excitedly that when we first established the project, there were three tasks, one was to realize China's manned spaceflight.

breakthroughs; the second is to promote the development of related sciences; The third is to cultivate a group of scientific and technological talents through engineering practice. From Shenzhou 1 to Shenzhou 7.

All three goals have been achieved. The manned space project has not only completed the entire manned space mission of the country, but also led to the progress of other space projects and the development of other industries in the country.

A space station was built, manned spaceflight, spacecraft docking, return, landing on the back of the moon,

Shenzhou-1 was launched on November 20, 1999 and returned on November 21, flying for one day.

Shenzhou-2 was launched on January 10, 2001 and returned on January 16, with a seven-day flight.

Shenzhou-3 was launched on March 25, 2002 and returned on April 1, 2002, taking 6 days and 18 hours.

Shenzhou-4 was launched on March 25, 2002 and returned on April 1, 2002, taking 6 days and 18 hours.

Shenzhou-5 was launched on October 15, 2003 and is scheduled to return on October 16, with a 21-hour flight. Yang Liwei landed in space with Shen Wu.

Shenzhou-6 took off at 9:00 a.m. Beijing time on October 12, 2005 and flew back at 4:33 a.m. on October 17, 2005. Astronauts Fei Junlong and Nie Haisheng went into space with Shen Liu.

Shenzhou-7 was launched on September 25, 2008, and returned on the 28th with a "spacewalk" on the 27th. The three astronauts are Zhai Zhigang, Liu Boming, and Jing Haipeng. Zhai Zhigang successfully completed the warehouse activity.

It is assisted by Liu Boming to come out of the warehouse. This is a major breakthrough in China's aerospace industry.

The record of Wanhu Feitian also says that he wants to use a kite to land, which shows the value of kites.

The first person who thought of using rockets to fly into the sky was the smart Chinese - Wanhu of the Ming Dynasty.

At the end of the 14th century, Wan Hu, a scholar of the Ming Dynasty, tied 47 homemade rockets to a chair and sat on the chair himself, holding a large kite in both hands.

It is envisaged to use the thrust of a rocket, take to the skies, and then use a kite to land smoothly.

Unfortunately, the rocket **, Wanhu also gave his life for this.

In modern times, the most famous is Feng Ru, who died in a plane crash in the end, and died bravely, but he can sing and cry.

After that, it is worth mentioning the brave performance of the Chinese Air Force in the Anti-Japanese War, but it may be quite different from your requirements.

However, it is very suitable for sensationalism, because in the early stage of the Anti-Japanese War, the Chinese Air Force was beaten badly by the Japanese due to the poor performance of the aircraft, and many pilots were sacrificed, and the soldiers and civilians on the ground also suffered from the Japanese bombing, such as the famous Chongqing**.

After that, it was the development of the aviation and aerospace industry after the liberation, first ground-to-ground missiles, then Dongfanghong satellites, the Long March series of rockets entered the world commercial launch market, and finally carried the dry god of spaceflight.

In the aviation industry, the first imitation of the MiG-15 (J-5), MiG-19 (J-6), MiG-21 (J-7), and then Hu Defeat Hood independently developed a strong.

Five, J-8; The introduction of the Su-27 imitation of the J-11, and finally the domestic J-10 reached the international 3 and a half generation level.

After years of hard work, Feng Ru finally completed the first aircraft designed and manufactured by the Chinese themselves in September 1909, less than six years after the world's first aircraft appeared, thus squeezing into the forest of early world aviation.

10,000 households (?) —1390), his real name was Tao Chengdao, and his original name was Tao Guangyi. He was originally the head of the Taojia Academy in Wucheng, Zhejiang, and liked to study alchemy skills.

After an alchemy accident, it was converted to trial production of firearms. In the previous wars, he repeatedly performed miraculous feats, and was rewarded by Zhu Yuanzhang with "ten thousand households", and since then Tao Chengdao has been called "ten thousand households". At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Tao Chengdao was the first person who thought of using rockets to fly into the sky, and was known as "the first person in the world's aerospace".

In his later years, Tao Chengdao tied 47 homemade rockets to a chair, sat on them himself, held two large kites in both hands, and then asked someone to light and launch. It was envisaged to fly using the thrust of the rocket, coupled with the power of the kite. Unfortunately, the rocket **, Wanhu also gave his life for this.

In honor of Wan Hu, the International Astronomical Union named a crater on the moon after this ancient Chinese.