The 7th Human Space Academic Conference is being held in Beijing. China's manned lunar landing program, which has received much attention, officially entered the public eye at the conference yesterday: China plans to allow the Chinese to land on the moon by 2030, and will use the “two launches, one landing on the moon” program to complete this feat. According to the plan, the two Long March 10 carrier rockets will successively launch the lunar lander and the Dreamboat spacecraft, and meet and connect in lunar orbit. The Dreamboat spacecraft can carry 3 astronauts back and forth between the ground and lunar orbit. Of these, 2 astronauts travel between the lunar orbit and the lunar surface on a lunar lander.

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