《In those years, we are young》Episodes

In order to catch up on the task, everyone is working overtime without sleep.Lu RuoWenIt's been four days and three nights without sleep.Ma ZhaoYangLu RuoWen was advised to take a rest when she was free and let her have dinner in the graduate school canteen.Lu RuoWendeclined,Ma ZhaoYangsaid to giveGao ZhanWuA dinner.Lu RuoWenthought thatGao ZhanWureturned from hospital and happily agreed.

Lu RuoWen leaned against the canteenZhang LiJunFell asleep on his shoulder. Everyone askedMa ZhaoYangwhat was going on.Ma ZhaoYangsaid the institute had signed a contract with the United States to launch the second generation of satellites, so it had to work overtime.Gao ZhanWuhas been thinking about rockets all his life, contributing to the rocket business, and he wants to go.Ye XuanKnowing that the rocket was Gao ZhanWu's life, she had to compromise and said that as long asGao ZhanWupromised to have a good rest, she agreed to letGao ZhanWuhave four hours in the workshop every day.

Zhang LiJun's son, xiao jun, recently joinedLiang YuQiangIt was close because neitherZhang LiJunnorLu RuoWenhad air traffic control over him, and both lived with Liang YuQiang.Zhang LiJuncouldn't get in touch with xiaojun, and he couldn't leave, so he had to call hu feng to go to Lu RuoWen's home to see if xiaojun was at home.

Gao ZhanWu went to the workshop.Ye Xuanwas worried. He waited outside the workshop. Zhang askedMa ZhaoYangto help hand over the money to Zhang LiJun, who had approved 100 televisions through qiao meijuan, earning 300 yuan each.Ma ZhaoYangwas so angry that she asked Zhang LAN about her lack of money. You know, people have made a lot of money in their life, but the contribution was priceless.

Zhang LiJun still had no news of xiaojun and was worried that hu feng would send more people to find him. The Gao ZhanWu in the workshop still couldn't resist wielding a hammer to show off his skills to researchers, but he was physically unable to withstand such high intensity, collapsed on the operating table, and was once again taken to the hospital for rescue, he worked hard for the space dream.

The second generation of satellite was successfully launched into space. Ye Xuan watched Gao ZhanWu at the height of the rear mountain and saw the manned spacecraft rising into space. On October 5, 2003, Yang liwei, the first Chinese astronaut, entered space in the shenzhou v spaceship, realizing the Chinese nation's thousand-year-old flying dream.

During the 12th five-year plan period (2011-2015), China successfully launched 86 arrows and 138 stars, with a success rate of 97 percent, creating the world's highest successful space launch rate. In 2015, a total of 19 arrows were fired at 45 stars, all of which were successful with 100 percent success rate.