China-Moon-Landing Spacesuit/Unveiling

China unveils moon-landing spacesuit for first time

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Chongqing Municipality, southwest China - Sept 28, 2024 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of unveiling ceremony for exterior design of China's moon-landing spacesuit
2. Promo of China's moon-landing spacesuit
3. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Zhang Wanxin, director, Spacesuit Engineering Office; deputy chief designer, Astronaut System, China Astronaut Research and Training Center (starting with shot 2/ending with shot 4):
"The Feitian extra-vehicular activity (EVA) suit is designed for use in low Earth orbit, where astronauts float in a microgravity environment. Therefore, we chose the ribbon element to convey a sense of free flow. The moon-landing suit is designed for lunar explorations such as walking and working on the moon surface, so we would also like to convey a strong-willed and unswerving feeling, which we integrated organically into the suit's design."
4. Demonstration of moon-landing spacesuit
5. Yang Liwei, deputy chief designer of China's manned space program and China's first astronaut, walking onto stage, launching naming campaign for the moon-landing suit from the public
6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Yang Liwei, deputy chief designer, China's manned space program; China's first astronaut:
"Now, I announce the official launch of the naming campaign for the moon-landing spacesuit of China's manned lunar exploration program."
7. Yang, technician wearing moon-landing suit, jointing launching naming campaign
8. Various of journalists, other attendees
9. Various of guests delivering speech
10. Screen showing promo of moon-landing suit

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The China Manned Space Agency on Saturday unveiled the exterior design of the country's moon-landing spacesuit for the first time, soliciting its name from the public.

At the unveiling ceremony held in southwest China's Chongqing Municipality, a technician appeared wearing the moon-landing suit, showcasing its design through various movements and gestures.

Ribbons have always been an important element in the design of Chinese spacesuits, and the overall design of the moon-landing suit is inspired by the traditional Chinese armor, giving it a rugged and resolute appearance.

"The Feitian extra-vehicular activity (EVA) suit is designed for use in low Earth orbit, where astronauts float in a microgravity environment. Therefore, we chose the ribbon element to convey a sense of free flow. The moon-landing suit is designed for lunar explorations such as walking and working on the moon surface, so we would also like to convey a strong-willed and unswerving feeling, which we integrated organically into the suit's design," said Zhang Wanxin, director of the Spacesuit Engineering Office and deputy chief designer of the Astronaut System at the China Astronaut Research and Training Center.

The Feitian EVA suit is China's first indigenous spacesuit. Feitian, which literally means flying in the sky, is the name of a legendary Buddhist goddess.

After the demonstration, Yang Liwei, deputy chief designer of China's manned space program and China's first astronaut, together with the technician, launched the naming campaign for the moon-landing suit from the public.

All individuals, legal entities, and organizations passionate about China's manned lunar exploration program are welcome to participate. The campaign will close at 24:00 on October 31, 2024.

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  • Dateline : Sept 28, 2024
  • Location : China
  • Category : science and technology
  • Duration : 2'31
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China-Moon-Landing Spacesuit/Unveiling

China unveils moon-landing spacesuit for first time

Dateline : Sept 28, 2024

Location : China

Duration : 2'31

  • English
  • Pусский
  • Español
  • 日本語


Chongqing Municipality, southwest China - Sept 28, 2024 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of unveiling ceremony for exterior design of China's moon-landing spacesuit
2. Promo of China's moon-landing spacesuit
3. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Zhang Wanxin, director, Spacesuit Engineering Office; deputy chief designer, Astronaut System, China Astronaut Research and Training Center (starting with shot 2/ending with shot 4):
"The Feitian extra-vehicular activity (EVA) suit is designed for use in low Earth orbit, where astronauts float in a microgravity environment. Therefore, we chose the ribbon element to convey a sense of free flow. The moon-landing suit is designed for lunar explorations such as walking and working on the moon surface, so we would also like to convey a strong-willed and unswerving feeling, which we integrated organically into the suit's design."
4. Demonstration of moon-landing spacesuit
5. Yang Liwei, deputy chief designer of China's manned space program and China's first astronaut, walking onto stage, launching naming campaign for the moon-landing suit from the public
6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Yang Liwei, deputy chief designer, China's manned space program; China's first astronaut:
"Now, I announce the official launch of the naming campaign for the moon-landing spacesuit of China's manned lunar exploration program."
7. Yang, technician wearing moon-landing suit, jointing launching naming campaign
8. Various of journalists, other attendees
9. Various of guests delivering speech
10. Screen showing promo of moon-landing suit


The China Manned Space Agency on Saturday unveiled the exterior design of the country's moon-landing spacesuit for the first time, soliciting its name from the public.

At the unveiling ceremony held in southwest China's Chongqing Municipality, a technician appeared wearing the moon-landing suit, showcasing its design through various movements and gestures.

Ribbons have always been an important element in the design of Chinese spacesuits, and the overall design of the moon-landing suit is inspired by the traditional Chinese armor, giving it a rugged and resolute appearance.

"The Feitian extra-vehicular activity (EVA) suit is designed for use in low Earth orbit, where astronauts float in a microgravity environment. Therefore, we chose the ribbon element to convey a sense of free flow. The moon-landing suit is designed for lunar explorations such as walking and working on the moon surface, so we would also like to convey a strong-willed and unswerving feeling, which we integrated organically into the suit's design," said Zhang Wanxin, director of the Spacesuit Engineering Office and deputy chief designer of the Astronaut System at the China Astronaut Research and Training Center.

The Feitian EVA suit is China's first indigenous spacesuit. Feitian, which literally means flying in the sky, is the name of a legendary Buddhist goddess.

After the demonstration, Yang Liwei, deputy chief designer of China's manned space program and China's first astronaut, together with the technician, launched the naming campaign for the moon-landing suit from the public.

All individuals, legal entities, and organizations passionate about China's manned lunar exploration program are welcome to participate. The campaign will close at 24:00 on October 31, 2024.

ID : 8396845

Published : 2024-09-28 11:50

Last Modified : 2024-09-28 20:49:31

Source : China Central Television (CCTV)

Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland

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