A spaceflight epic spanning thirty years
In 1988, China's space program ran out of funding.
Assistant engineer Li Zhenhua painted the first advertisement on a Long March rocket and was condemned nationwide for “sullying science.”
No one knew that the money raised by this “desecration” would soon set the wheels of an era-changing revolution in motion.
The Soviet Union collapsed, leaving three thousand top aerospace experts adrift.
He flew to Moscow, not to offer charity, but to invite them: “Comrades, you can continue your work here.”
From then on, Soviet ingenuity and Chinese ambition began to resonate.
From Pakistan's first remote-sensing satellite to the “Sunrise Project” in Corinth;
from mastering Ukraine's gas turbines to the Kunpeng sea-based launch platform roaring out of port;
from the Shenzhou spacecraft breaking through in crewed spaceflight to the Tiangong space station laying the foundations for humanity's future in space...
This is a road no one has traveled before:
using private capital to fulfill the nation's dream of spaceflight;
with open minds, building a sea of stars for all humanity.
See how Li Zhenhua leads a group of dreamers bound by reality,
using the most practical business strategies to pursue the most romantic journey into space,
and ultimately placing the key in more hands.
Hardcore spaceflight + major national projects + international perspective + an ensemble story of striving
