Shenzhou-23 Astronauts Honor the 90th Anniversary of the Long March

On the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Long March, Shenzhou-23's astronauts honored the red army's pioneers from China's space station. Li Jaying said that the red path of the Long March could still be clearly seen from space, demonstrating the enduring spirit of the Long March. In addition, Zhang Zhiyuan and Zhu Yangzhu shared about the relentless pursuit of China's space exploration and the nation's prosperity and rejuvenation.

Today (22nd) marks the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Long March. Astronauts from Shenzhou-23 inside the Chinese space station, including the first Hong Kong-born astronaut, Li Jaying, conducted a special tribute in space.

Li Jaying mentioned in the video that from their space station, they could still see the red winding path on the planet's blue surface. He pointed out that although 90 years have passed, the spirit of the Long March has remained strong, evolving from the ground to the stars.

Astronaut Zhang Zhiyuan highlighted that over 70 years, generations of Chinese space explorers have pursued the dream of national rejuvenation through a series of space missions. Commanding astronaut Zhu Yangzhu then stated that Shenzhou-23 crew members are reporting from China's space station to their predecessors that the mission is progressing well, and also expressed their hope for the prosperity of the country, living up to the nation's expectations.