What was the name of the first rover in China?

China's first rover was named "Zhu Rong".

News from the National Space Administration: On the morning of April 24th, the opening ceremony of 202 1 China Aerospace Day was held in Nanjing, Jiangsu. At the launching ceremony, the name of the first rover in China was announced. After global naming, expert evaluation and online voting, "Zhu Rong" finally stood out.

Zhu Rong is regarded as the earliest Vulcan in the traditional culture of China, symbolizing that our ancestors used fire to illuminate the earth and bring light. The first rover was named "Zhu Rong", which meant to ignite the spark in Ad Astra, China, and guide human beings to explore the vast starry sky and unknown universe and surpass themselves.

Brief introduction of China's first Mars exploration mission "Tianwen-1" Mars probe;

China's first Mars exploration mission, Tian Wen-1, was successfully launched into orbit on July 23, 2020, and was successfully captured by Mars on February 10 this year, successfully entering the ring fire orbit.

At present, the acquisition of high-definition image data of the pre-selected landing area has been completed through multiple imaging, and the follow-up work will be carried out as planned to analyze the topography and meteorological environment of the landing area, so as to prepare for the first landing of China's Mars probes "Tianwen No.1" and "Zhu Rong" on Mars in the middle and late May.

"Tian Wen-1" Mars exploration mission is the first step of China's independent interstellar exploration, which will realize Mars "circling, landing and patrolling" through one launch, that is, Mars will circle, land and patrol the fire surface.

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