China achieves its first land recovery of a rocket! Foreign netizens: Chinese people excel in every field.

According to reports, the first stage of the Zhuque-3 Y2 carrier rocket successfully completed a land-based recovery, marking the first time China's launch vehicles have achieved controlled recovery on land. This represents a milestone technological leap in the domestic commercial aerospace sector.

According to publicly available information from this mission, the rocket was launched from the Dongfeng Commercial Aerospace Innovation Experimental Zone. After completing the scheduled flight tasks, the rocket's first stage precisely separated from the vehicle, strictly followed the preset flight trajectory to complete a series of maneuvers including attitude adjustment and deceleration descent, and ultimately landed smoothly and precisely at the land recovery site, with the entire process running stably and seamlessly.

Rocket land recovery technology is a core key technology for the industrialization of commercial aerospace. It can significantly reduce launch costs and improve rocket reuse efficiency, holding great significance for promoting the low-cost, routine development of the aerospace industry. The complete success of this recovery mission formally announces that China's reusable rocket technology has entered the world's top tier.

Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning also introduced the results of this achievement to the public. One foreign netizen commented: "If the Chinese take something seriously, they can truly excel in any field."

Meanwhile, related reports have also drawn attention and discussion from foreign media outlets including U.S. space news website Space.com, UK's Reuters, and South Korea's Yonhap News Agency. Yonhap noted that this successful landing made up for the disappointment of the failed recovery test of the Zhuque-3 Y1 rocket in December last year, achieving a leapfrog technological breakthrough.

The Hankyoreh also commented that the pace of research, development, and application of China's reusable rocket technology is accelerating across the board. Canadian tech news website Wccftech stated directly that this successful land recovery is a pioneering step forward for China's rapidly developing aerospace industry.