The half-hour comic team led by Chen Lei (pen name: Brother Huan) only uses humorous language and hand-drawn comics to present to readers the passionate story of China's aerospace industry from being humiliated to being proud of the rest!
Watch the founder of "Two Bombs and One Star" start from scratch, and use his strength to slap the Soviet Union and the United States in the face!
Look at the Chinese Rockets family, all of them have unique skills and are getting upgraded every year!
Watch Chinese astronauts use "three major tricks" to break through the blockade and develop the "Beidou Navigation System", one of the world's four major navigation systems!
There are no scary and difficult theories, and there is no boring accumulation of historical data. It will take you half an hour to experience the super-burning development history of China's aerospace industry. While you are tearful and proud, you also learn a lot of scientific and technological knowledge.
Open this book and draw the power of example from the scientific pillars of the motherland.
Reader comments
This book is so interesting! The author uses comics to tell stories, allowing an aerospace novice like me to easily understand the development history of China's aerospace industry. While watching, I couldn't help but sigh, Chinese astronauts are so awesome! This book reminds me of "One Hundred Thousand Whys", both of which use a relaxed and interesting way to spread knowledge. And the hand-drawn comics in the book are so cute, the author must be a very interesting person! Recommended!
Learned a lot. Not just half an hour. It should take three hours or two hours to read.
Not bad, painless understanding
China is the only country in the world that can look at and solve problems from a down-to-earth human perspective
Very interesting aerospace knowledge. Not boring, not boring!
Good, good, good
Popular science education deserves attention
It is very concise, captures the key points, and tells the development journey of aerospace in a humorous way.
This book is so interesting! The author uses comics to tell stories, allowing an aerospace novice like me to easily understand the development history of China's aerospace industry. While watching, I couldn't help but sigh, Chinese astronauts are so awesome! This book reminds me of "One Hundred Thousand Whys", both of which use a relaxed and interesting way to spread knowledge. And the hand-drawn comics in the book are so cute, the author must be a very interesting person! Recommended!
Learned a lot. Not just half an hour. It should take three hours or two hours to read.
Not bad, painless understanding
China is the only country in the world that can look at and solve problems from a down-to-earth human perspective
Very interesting aerospace knowledge. Not boring, not boring!
Good, good, good
Popular science education deserves attention
It is very concise, captures the key points, and tells the development journey of aerospace in a humorous way.