The reporter learned from the 7th Human Space Academic Conference, which opened on October 31, that China's manned lunar exploration project uses the “two launches, lunar docking” plan, and that the development and construction of various missions during the lunar landing phase of the project is progressing steadily. Wang Xiang, the deputy chief designer of China's manned space engineering and chief designer of the lunar exploration project, explained in an interview that the “two launches and docking around the moon” plan means that the two rockets will each accurately launch the lunar lander and the Dreamboat manned spacecraft into Earth-Moon transfer orbit, and then meet and connect in lunar orbit. The astronauts landed on the lunar lander from the Dreamboat spacecraft to carry out related scientific research work. Up to now, the development of major flight products such as the Long March 10 launch vehicle, the Dreamboat spacecraft, and the lunar lander has progressed smoothly. Large-scale tests such as the Dreamboat spacecraft's zero-altitude escape, lunar lander landing and take-off, the Long March 10 low-altitude demonstration verification, and the maximum dynamic pressure escape flight of the Dreamboat spacecraft have been completed one after another. Subsequent missions such as the first flight of the Long March 10, the Dreamboat spacecraft, and the lunar lander will be completed as planned.

The reporter learned from the 7th Human Space Academic Conference, which opened on October 31, that China's manned lunar exploration project uses the “two launches, lunar docking” plan, and that the development and construction work of various missions during the lunar landing phase of the project is progressing steadily. Wang Xiang, the deputy chief designer of China's manned space engineering and chief designer of the lunar exploration project, explained in an interview that the “two launches and docking around the moon” plan means that the two rockets will each accurately launch the lunar lander and the Dreamboat manned spacecraft into Earth-Moon transfer orbit, and then meet and connect in lunar orbit. The astronauts landed on the lunar lander from the Dreamboat spacecraft to carry out related scientific research work. Up to now, the development of major flight products such as the Long March 10 launch vehicle, the Dreamboat spacecraft, and the lunar lander has progressed smoothly. Large-scale tests such as the Dreamboat spacecraft's zero-altitude escape, lunar lander landing and take-off, the Long March 10 low-altitude demonstration verification, and the maximum dynamic pressure escape flight of the Dreamboat spacecraft have been completed one after another. Subsequent missions such as the first flight of the Long March 10, the Dreamboat spacecraft, and the lunar lander will be completed as planned.