"Flying to the Spaceport" is a documentary literary work. This book tells the story of China's Long March 3 rocket launching the U. S. Asia-1 satellite for the first time at the Xichang launch site, recording the glorious moment of China's aerospace industry inheriting the past and ushering in the future. The book includes stories of Chinese and American experts working together in the mountains, as well as the collision of Chinese and Western civilizations at the launch site. The work is relaxed and relaxed, showing the proud achievements of China's aerospace science and technology, and is known as the pioneering work of China's "aerospace literature". This book is selected as the designated book for independent reading of famous works in the eighth grade (Part 1) of the "Ministry of Education" Chinese textbook.
Reader comments
This book truly records the important moments of China's aerospace industry, making me feel as if I was actually there. The characters in the book are vivid and their persistence and hard work are admirable. The author Li Mingsheng's writing style is vivid and makes complex aerospace technology easy to understand. This book is not only a hymn to China's aerospace industry, but also an exciting and inspirational book! Highly recommended!
It's touching and humorous, and I agree that it's a masterpiece.
This book truly records the important moments of China's aerospace industry, making me feel as if I was actually there. The characters in the book are vivid and their persistence and hard work are admirable. The author Li Mingsheng's writing style is vivid and makes complex aerospace technology easy to understand. This book is not only a hymn to China's aerospace industry, but also an exciting and inspirational book! Highly recommended!
It's touching and humorous, and I agree that it's a masterpiece.
True, touching and thought-provoking