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This TV grab taken on Jshows female astronaut Wang Yaping, one of the three crew members of Shenzhou-10 spacecraft, collecting a water ball with sheets of paper in the space during a lecture to students on Earth aboard China’s space module Tiangong-1. Image scanned on Jshows the letter (L) 62-year-old Barbara Morgan, the first astronaut teacher and retired NASA astronaut, wrote to 33-year-old Chinese astronaut Wang Yaping on June 13 and Wang Yaping’s letter (R) in reply after the space lecture delivered on Jby Chinese astronauts aboard China’s space module Tiangong-1. Chinese Premier Li Keqiang (C) and Liu Yunshan (2nd R), a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, watch a live broadcast of the launch of the manned Shenzhou-10 spacecraft at the Beijing Aerospace Control Center in Beijing, capital of China, June 11, 2013. Chinese President Xi Jinping(L) shakes hands with those participating in the program ofShenzhou-10 manned spacecraft and sends his warm greetings to them at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, June 11, 2013. The mission of the Shenzhou-10 Manned Spacecraft is of great significance for the country’s efforts to consolidate and improve the rendezvous and docking technology and promote the development of space lab and space station.Ĭhinese President Xi Jinping (R) attends a see-off ceremony for Chinese astronauts of a manned space mission at the astronauts’ apartment building at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in Jiuquan, northwest China’s Gansu Province, June 11, 2013. He highlighted the Space Dream that China has pursued continuously by developing the space program and turning the country into a space power. President Xi Jinping delivered a speech after Shenzhou 10 spacecraft was launched successfully. Top leaders value highly of Shenzhou 10 mission ( Who’s who in China’s leadership ) I hereby extend my sincere regards to you on behalf of the CPC Central Committee, the State Council, the Military Commission of the CPC Central Committee and the Chinese people of all ethnic groups.Ĭhina’s top leaders arrive at the Beijing Aerospace Control Center.
Xi Jinping: Haisheng, Xiaoguang and Yaping, how are you? People across the entire nation are anxiously watching the three of you. Nie Haisheng: Thank you President Xi and thank you to the nation and my fellow citizens. How are you doing both physically and with your work? Xi Jinping: You have been living and working in space for 13 days now. We feel very proud to be contributing to China’s space dream. The three of us are physically doing very well, and our work is going as planned. Nie Haisheng: Thank you President Xi for your concern. I would like to ask Xiaoguang and Yaping, since it is your first time in space, how are you dealing with everything? Xi Jinping: The space dream is of great importance to the nation. We will try our very best to fulfill our duties to the max. Zhang Xiaoguang: We are quickly getting used to the zero gravity environment. We can rest for seven or eight hours every day.
Wang Yaping: Our food and daily life is quite normal. It’s reassuring a couple of days ago you gave a space lecture to middle and primary school students from across the country. Xi Jinping: We are very happy to see you are doing well in every aspect. Xi Jinping: We hope you continue your good work and successfully fulfill your space mission. Xi Jinping shakes hands with the technicians at the Beijing Aerospace Control Center. No need to reload page, content updates automatically every two minutes. Stay tuned with for live coverage of the event. Editor’s note:Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived at the Beijing Aerospace Control Center on the morning of June 24 and spoke with the three astronauts currently still on their space mission aboard the conjoint Shenzhou 10 spacecraft and Tiangong 1 orbiter.