"China's space exploration program has taken a major step" (see China for foreign media)

On April 29th, China's space station and its core module were successfully launched into the scheduled orbit by the Long March 5 launch vehicle, which was the first launch in the construction stage of China's space station, marking the full implementation stage of China's space station construction and laying a solid foundation for the follow-up tasks. Many foreign media have given positive comments on this.

The Associated Press reported that China hopes to build a "Tiangong" space station, which can accommodate astronauts in space for a long time. The successful launch of Tianhe core module is the latest progress to realize this ambition, and "China's space exploration program has taken a big step".

According to Agence France-Presse, China has invested heavily in space exploration and launched the first module of its space station on April 29th, which reflects China's growing technical strength. The report also said that since 1970 launched the first artificial satellite, China's space industry has made great progress and carried out international exchanges and cooperation with an open mind.

Reuters reported that the Tianhe core module is one of the three components of the first self-built space station in China in the future. The goal of China's space exploration is to become one of the world's space powers by 2030. China is stepping up the development of space projects, including lunar exploration, launching a Mars probe and building a space station.

According to the website of Chile's Courier, China successfully launched the core module of the first space station-Tianhe core module, which is the latest leap in China's space exploration and a key step in its space station construction. According to the report, China's space program has been progressing steadily, the construction time is cautious, and space cooperation with other countries has been strengthened.

DPA reported that nearly 30 years after putting forward the "three-step" strategy of manned spaceflight project, China is realizing its dream of having its own space "outpost". Reinhold ewald, a former German astronaut and a professor at the Institute of Space Systems of Stuttgart University, said that the space station shows the breadth of a country's space technology, and the China Space Station can test what technology humans need on their way to the moon and Mars.

According to the US Newsweek website, China has made it clear that he wants to cooperate with scientists all over the world. China has taken a series of attractive names for its space station. The first core module was named "Tianhe", which means "harmony in the sky". The other two experimental cabins were named "Asking for Heaven" and "Dreaming of Heaven" respectively.

The report of Sputnik news agency & radio quoted Sergei makarov, a professor at St. Petersburg State University of Science and Technology, as saying that the launch of the Tianhe core module has created new opportunities for international cooperation in space exploration. "The more orbital stations around the earth, the better for all of us. The security system will be more perfect, countries will be able to help each other in an emergency, and there will be more research opportunities to establish communication between orbital stations. "

The Australian Associated Press reported that China successfully launched the country's first space station core module for astronauts to stay for a long time, marking "another major progress in China's space exploration", which will promote the implementation of a series of follow-up tasks such as space station construction, space station replenishment and manned spacecraft launch.