Shenzhou

The large-scale TV series "Shenzhou" mainly tells the story of the project development, testing and launch process in the more than ten years since the launch of the manned space project. The manned space project has a general headquarters, which is divided into seven major systems: astronauts, space applications, spacecrafts, rockets, launch sites, measurement and control communications, and landing sites. There are more than 3,000 units directly involved in the project, involving hundreds of thousands of engineering personnel. In April 1971, China's manned space project, named "Dawn", was launched for the first time, and China's first generation of astronauts were selected from the then Air Force pilots. Due to various reasons, the "Dawn" project ultimately failed to proceed and was forced to be discontinued. This was undoubtedly a huge blow to the engineering developers at the time. Institute 8101 is the only fire left after the "Dawn" program was discontinued. Many of their experiments on manned spaceflight, such as the development of spacesuits and space survival environment experiments, are still being carried out with difficulty. The training platoon has also been retained. They have been looking forward to the resumption of the manned spaceflight project. However, due to various reasons, not only was there no news about the manned space program, Institute 8101 was eliminated again and again, and was almost disbanded. In order to improve China's aerospace launch...