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    China's journey to space: Long March launches

    By Sun Tianren, Zhan Huilan, Chen Lidan, Wang Zi, Xie Runjia, Zhang Jian, Zou Yun and Fan Liuyi (People's Daily App) 11:33, April 24, 2024

    China celebrates its Space Day on April 24, the anniversary of the launch of its first satellite, Dongfanghong-1, marking China's arrival into the space age. In 1970, a Long March-1 carrier rocket sent the Dongfanghong-1 into orbit. Over the past decades, the Long March rocket family has served as the main carrier for China's spacecraft launches and has fulfilled more than 500 flight missions, a testament to the country's independent capacity and strength in science and technology. It has also demonstrated the nation's confidence and willingness to build a community with a shared future in outer space.

    (Data source: China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation)

    (Web editor: Tian Yi, Zhong Wenxing)

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