Double-Cut During the War of Resistance: My Wife Came from 1937

inside the house.

All the leaders sat on the ground, their expressions solemn, intently staring at their phones.

On the phone screen, a huge metal frame stands.

Beside the metal frame, a huge white object, shaped like a cannonball, stood.

"Comrades, this is a carrier rocket, a type of rocket!"

Xia Weiwei explained from the side, "In the future world, rockets will have many uses, such as launching satellites, launching spacecraft, manned spaceflight, and delivering nuclear weapons, all of which will require the use of rockets."

"Just like a missile, it's essentially a rocket with a warhead. If it's a nuclear missile, it's a nuclear warhead that can be used to strike anywhere in the world, from China to the continental United States, the continental United Kingdom and France."

Upon hearing Xia Weiwei's explanation, Commander Liu asked, "What is that satellite? I remember Earth's satellite, isn't it the moon?"

"The satellite I'm referring to here is an artificial satellite, a tool developed by humankind."

Xia Weiwei explained: "The first artificial satellite was launched by the Soviet Union in 1957. It was able to transmit images of the Earth and emit radio waves at an altitude of 170-110 kilometers above the ground."

"Simply put, it's like installing a giant telescope and camera in the sky, which can continuously capture images of the ground from the air and then transmit them back to the ground."

"In later generations, satellite maps will be used to see trees and vehicles on the ground. The missiles are able to locate the target accurately because of satellites and radar. After the target is located and launched, it will hit the target directly."

"hiss!"

The leaders present were all commanders with a keen sense of smell.

They are naturally well aware of the satellite's enormous military role.

There is a fog of war on the battlefield; only by gathering good intelligence can one fight a good battle.

Radio stations and telephones increased the speed of intelligence transmission on the battlefield, and also made troop deployment easier and more precise.

Satellites are also a huge change for the battlefield.

If one side has a satellite and the other side does not.

So, for the side without satellites, their every move will be visible to the other side.

It can be said that they had already lost the war before it even began.

"five!"

"Four!"

"three!"

"two!"

"one!"

"ignition!"

As the broadcast blared, the screen suddenly shifted to the orange-yellow base below.

"Boom!"

A huge fireball rose into the air, and the massive launch vehicle, propelled by its immense thrust, soared higher and higher.

Watching the rocket soar into the sky, the leaders finally understood what Chang'e flying to the moon meant.

Through the rocket's onboard camera, they saw it pass through the clouds and leave Earth.

"Wow! Is this Earth? It's such a huge sphere!"

"I never imagined Earth was so deep blue! It looks so beautiful!"

"That's normal, after all, most of the Earth is covered by oceans, and oceans are blue, aren't they?"

"Space is so dark, pitch black, desolate and barren!"

"We're probably among the first people of this era to see Earth and space, right?"

"You've forgotten about Xia Xia. She already saw it before."

Looking at the screen on their phones, the leaders were quite amazed.

Because what they were watching were the rockets and probes of the new China.

The scene then shifts to a computer-generated demonstration video showing the unfolding of an aircraft's wings.

Meanwhile, at the launch site on the ground, everyone there was a young Chinese person.

"They're so young!"

"I never expected there to be so many young scientists and engineers!"

"Young people are great! A strong youth makes a strong nation!"

The leaders were overjoyed as they looked at the young people on the screen.

What makes them happy is that China has successors and will finally no longer be bullied by foreigners.

The scene continues to change, showing another computer-generated video.

The video shows a view of the universe, including Earth and the Moon.

A spacecraft takes off from Earth, its flight path leading directly to the Moon. Inside a blue transparent frame, lines of text are displayed.

The flight will take approximately 5 days, with 1-3 corrections during the journey.

[Approximately 200 kilometers from the lunar surface, lunar braking.]

[A circular orbit around the moon at an altitude of approximately 200 kilometers.]

"Wow, the distance from Earth to the Moon is so vast!"

"Even aircraft take five days to fly?"

The leaders were all deeply moved.

They had just seen the rocket shoot into the sky almost in a flash.

I thought it would be quick to travel from Earth to the Moon in the future, but I didn't expect it would take so long.

Soon, they saw the moon.

It was a gray planet, desolate and lifeless.

The lunar probe detached and continued its descent.

They saw mountains and countless craters on the moon.

Finally, Chang'e 6 successfully landed on the moon and began collecting samples on the far side of the moon.

They didn't understand some of these things.

But since sampling is necessary, it must have research value.

After successful sampling, a robotic arm extends from below, with a small, adorable five-star red flag on it.

"Distinguished leaders, this five-starred red flag is the national flag of our future new China!"

Xia Weiwei exclaimed excitedly, "Our national flag is flying on the moon!"

"Is our national flag flying on the moon?"

"Okay, okay!"

And the leaders were also moved to tears.

They were born in the weakest period of Chinese history, a time when any country could bully China and any foreigner could be considered superior.

In the future, China finally rose again.

What could be more joyful than this?

In the footage, the ascender automatically takes off, flies for six minutes, returns to lunar orbit, and hands over the previously separated returner to transfer the collected samples.

"Xia Xia!"

Commander Liu looked at Xia Weiwei and asked, "I don't know, have any humans ever landed on the moon?"

"some."

Xia Weiwei nodded and said, "American astronauts landed on the moon in 69."

"Our manned space program started late; it wasn't until 2003 that astronaut Yang Liwei successfully completed it aboard the Shenzhou V spacecraft."

"However, I heard from Hongwei that China is also preparing for a manned lunar landing, and it is expected that astronauts will be sent to the moon before 2030."

"What? The Americans landed on the moon in 69?"

Hearing Xia Weiwei's words, all the leaders were shocked.

It's important to know that it will soon be 38 years, which means that in another 31 years, the United States will be able to land on the moon.

Today, however, China is still suffering from war.

That's an enormous difference!