Overseas Chinese returning home on Shenzhou 12: We are proud to be overseas

　　China News Service, Beijing, September 17 (Li Xiang) "If I want to use one word to describe my feelings, it is take off." Song Zhanyong, a Singaporean Chinese, said in an interview with reporters that this is the take-off of Chinese space station technology. It is China's step towards space exploration.

　　On September 17, Beijing time, Shenzhou 12 astronauts Nie Haisheng, Liu Boming and Tang Hongbo returned to the Dongfeng landing site in Jiuquan, Gansu, and successfully completed their three-month orbit mission to the space station.

Since the launch on June 17, the work and living conditions of the three astronauts on the space station have affected the hearts of overseas Chinese.

　　Li Chen, an overseas Chinese who was engaged in financial work in Japan, recalled: "I remember that on the day of the launch of Shenzhou 12, several Japanese media reported. As overseas Chinese, we feel very proud, because the Japanese media fully covered China’s Aerospace industry."

　　Li Chen was a volunteer for the Tokyo Olympics. He said that during the closing ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics in Paris 8 minutes, there were pictures of French astronauts playing the saxophone on the International Space Station. Say, there are people'above' in China!"

　　Ma Xiao is currently studying for a master's degree in violin at the Conservatory of Music in Florence, Italy. He told reporters that as a young student studying abroad, he is sincerely proud of seeing the scenes of Chinese astronauts in space.

　　"If there is a chance in the future, I hope I can go to our own space station to play the violin." Ma Xiao said, the Chinese astronauts' efforts and struggles have always inspired themselves, especially in the current epidemic situation, especially when they encounter difficulties in studying and living overseas. Give up lightly.

　　As an aerospace enthusiast, Song Zhanyong once talked to many Chinese in Singapore about the China Space Station, "Everyone is happy with the progress of China's aerospace technology. To describe it in four words, it is'you have the glory'."

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