Picture this: After months of grueling drills and simulations, two astronauts from the Hong Kong and Macao special administrative regions have just hit a major milestone in their space journey.
On Thursday, the China Manned Space Agency confirmed that both spacefarers are in good health and have seamlessly integrated into the astronaut team. They've wrapped up intensive courses in space theory, physical fitness, psychology, and space environment adaptation – all on schedule.
Next came specialized training: from desert survival challenges under blazing sun to high-stakes emergency evacuations at the launch site. Each drill sharpened their mission skills and strengthened their mental and physical resilience.
Looking ahead, the duo will dive into mission-specific tasks designed to meet every requirement for their upcoming spaceflight. "We look forward to their remarkable debut," said agency spokesperson Zhang Jingbo, underscoring the team's confidence.
This achievement not only marks a personal triumph for the astronauts but also highlights the spirit of innovation and collaboration across countries and regions. For young innovators, tech enthusiasts, and aspiring explorers worldwide, their journey is a powerful reminder of what cross-regional cooperation can achieve beyond our planet.
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Hong Kong, Macao astronauts in good health after rigorous training
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