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In ancient times, there was the legend of "Chang'e flying to the moon". In the Ming Dynasty, the first solid rocket was tested. Chinese people have always dreamed of flying into the sky for thousands of years. Here's how things have developed.
Flying into the space
On April 24, 1970, China's first man-made satellite was sent up into space. In memory of this success, that day was made Space Day of China. Since then, the country has been on a challenging but hopeful space journey.
The manned spacecraft took more than 30 years. The Shenzhou-5 spacecraft was launched in 2003. Yang Liwei became China's first astronaut to go into space.
Exploring the moon
In 2007, Chang'e-1, which travelled around the moon, was launched. It took photos of the moon. Information collected by Chang'e-1 was used to create a 3D map of the moon's surface. In January 2019, Chang'e-4 lander successfully put its Yutu 2 rover（月球车）on the far side of the moon, which is very different from the near side that we can see from the earth. In November 2020, China launched the Chang'e-5 spacecraft. It carried a special rover onto the moon to collect samples（样本）from the surface of the moon.
Setting up the space lab
In 2011, the first space lab Tiangong-1 was sent into orbit. And Liu Yang became the first Chinese woman in space in 2012. In 2016, China launched its second space lab, Tiangong-2 into orbit. In June 2021, the Shenzhou-12 spaceship lifted off at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, which was the first time that Chinese people had entered our own space station.
No pain, no gain. These achievements were hard-won. Over the years, Chinese scientists have created a tradition of non-stopping hard work under very difficult conditions to solve very important problems and achieve success. That is also called the China Space Spirit. So many people agree that if dreams have colour, it must be space blue.
回答下面5个问题,每题答案不超过6个词。
1. When is Space Day of China?

2. What was the task of the Chang'e-5 spacecraft?

3. Who is China's first astronaut to go into space?

4. What was the meaning of the Shenzhou-12 spaceship's success?

5. Will you take a space exploration when you grow up? Why?