Today, the domestic commercial manned space service provider Passover announced the launch of a public selection of manned rocket launch service partners to determine partners through open selection and competitive negotiations to secure orders for the next 30 launches; the shortlisted partners will sign formal procurement contracts and receive prepaid deposits, which must cooperate with joint ground tests and unmanned spacecraft matching flight verification. Furthermore, the number of applicants for the company's space flight experience in the first half of the year doubled compared to last year. It has completed key points such as the demonstration of the overall manned spacecraft plan and the development of a full-size test module. The next step is to carry out escape flight tests and unmanned flight verification.

Today, the domestic commercial manned space service provider Passover announced the launch of a public selection of manned rocket launch service partners to determine partners through open selection and competitive negotiations to secure orders for the next 30 launches; the shortlisted partners will sign formal procurement contracts and receive prepaid deposits, which must cooperate with joint ground tests and unmanned spacecraft matching flight verification. Furthermore, the number of applicants for the company's space flight experience in the first half of the year doubled compared to last year. It has completed key points such as the demonstration of the overall manned spacecraft plan and the development of a full-size test module. The next step is to carry out escape flight tests and unmanned flight verification.