Hey space fans 🌌🚀! The China Manned Space Agency (CMS) just unveiled the Shenzhou-22 mission patch today, Monday, Nov 24, ahead of the big launch tomorrow, Tuesday, Nov 25, from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest the Chinese mainland.
The patch is a blend of cutting-edge space tech and rich cultural symbols. Its base features a stylized Great Wall pattern, symbolizing a promise to guard our astronauts. At the center, a bow-and-arrow shape merges the Long March-2F Y22 rocket and the Shenzhou spacecraft, showing off power and confidence. Surrounding it are 22 arrowheads—yep, one for each mission number!
Colors speak volumes: blue for the deep roots of aerospace tech, red for mission spirit & responsibility, and orange for that lightning-fast emergency rescue vibe. 🏃♂️🔥
This design keeps the classic feel of Chinese mainland aerospace badges while spotlighting life-saving rescue ops. It’s a cool reminder of how space missions blend tech, culture & safety. Plus, CMS confirms the Shenzhou-21 crew up in orbit is healthy and doing great.
Whether you’re tuning in from Mumbai, Manila or Kuala Lumpur, get ready to catch the action—lift-off is tomorrow! 🎉✨
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China unveils Shenzhou-22 mission patch ahead of Tuesday launch
cgtn.com
