Astronaut Fei Junlong of Shenzhou 15 transported equipment before entering the cabin. Hainan International Commercial Space Launch Center No.1 Launch Station. The Chang'e-5 probe displays the national flag on the surface of the moon. In 2023, China Aerospace delivered impressive results. In 2024, China's space station, which has entered the stage of application and development, will welcome new visitors. Chang'e-6 will bring the soil on the far side of the moon back to Earth for the first time, and commercial aerospace is expected to continue its good development momentum... China's aerospace will continue to be exciting and innovative, making new contributions to promoting human civilization progress and enhancing common human well-being. Since its entry into the Chinese space station on October 26, 2023, Tiangong will receive four launches. In the blink of an eye, about one-third of the six-month business trip of the Shenzhou-17 crew to the space station has been completed. Over the course of more than two months, three astronauts, Tang Hongbo, Tang Shengjie, and Jiang Xinlin, have successively completed established tasks such as platform maintenance, scientific experiments, and experimental maintenance of the Tianhe core module's solar wings for the first time. During orbit, the "space vegetable garden" inside the space station had a bountiful harvest. Astronauts picked and tasted vegetables grown jointly by two crew members, and packaged the fresh vegetables separately. Next, the crew of Shenzhou 17 will carry out a series of space station missions as planned. In 2024, China's manned spaceflight will carry out four missions, namely the Tianzhou-7 cargo spacecraft, Shenzhou-18 manned spacecraft, Tianzhou-8 cargo spacecraft, and Shenzhou-19 manned spacecraft. Among them, the crew of Shenzhou 18 and Shenzhou 19 are both composed of three astronauts. This means that the space station will undergo two in orbit "shifts" this year, and six astronauts will gradually enter the "Space House". It is reported that after the launch of Tianzhou-7 and Tianzhou-8 cargo spacecraft at the Wenchang Space Launch Site, they will respectively dock with the aft ports of the Tianzhou and core modules. The Shenzhou-18 and Shenzhou-19 manned spacecraft will be launched at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. The former will dock at the radial port of the Tianhe core module after launch, while the latter will dock at the forward port of the Tianhe core module after launch. At present, the Tianzhou-7 cargo spacecraft and the Long March-7 Yao-8 carrier rocket have arrived at the Wenchang Space Launch Site and are undergoing final assembly and testing, awaiting launch at the beginning of the year. Starting from the launch of Tianzhou-6 in 2023, the Tianzhou cargo spacecraft has adopted an improved cargo compartment, which has increased the loading space by about 24% and the loading weight by about 22%. It has increased from 6.9 tons to 7.4 tons, making it one of the most capable cargo spacecraft in the world. With the accumulation of in orbit data during the construction phase, the supply efficiency of the Tianzhou cargo spacecraft continues to improve. It is reported that the in orbit inventory and the upward volume of cargo spacecraft during the launch of Tianzhou-7 can support astronauts to stay in orbit for one year. Therefore, the supply of materials during the launch of Tianzhou-7 can support the two astronauts, Shenzhou-17 and Shenzhou-18, to carry out missions in orbit. Chang'e-6 will retrieve soil from the back of the moon in 2023, and China will launch a manned lunar exploration project to land on the moon, with plans to achieve the first Chinese landing on the moon before 2030. According to the National Space Administration, around 2024, the Queqiao 2 relay communication satellite and