A letter to the hero of the aerospace

Dear Yang Liwei, Uncle:

Hello!

Since your success in the "Shenzhou V" manned spacecraft developed by the People's Republic of China, I have always regarded you as my idol after the success of Dengtian, and I deeply admire you.

Uncle, I clearly remember: At 9 o'clock in the morning of October 15, 2003, the spacecraft took off smoothly. It carries you, carrying the sustenance of the people of the country, and flies to the vast universe. At that moment, people are nervous and exciting.

Our family of three, sitting in front of the TV, always pays attention to you. In space, you are carefully recording, and you don’t forget to appreciate the magical scene in the space outside the window. Under the weightlessness of the spacecraft, you are well-trained, with bravery and wisdom, thorns and thorns, stable as Mount Tai, and from time to time and ground command The center is in contact. After 20 hours passed, I found that the TV screen was getting darker and I only heard the announcer's words: the spacecraft had entered the blackout zone. "Black Barrier"! This is the most dangerous place! The entire command hall was silent. Sitting on the TV set, my heart quickly mentioned the eyes of the blind man: The "Colombia" of the United States is exploding here. What about China's "Shenzhou V"?

I held my breath and after ten minutes, the spaceship you drove finally crossed the black block. Wow! The big screen at the headquarters was bright, the staff was ecstatic, and our family of three also cheered, hand in hand around our map of China!

On the morning of the 16th, "Shenzhou V" landed safely, and you came out of the cabin with a spring breeze. At this time, the whole country is fascinated by the world. It marks that China will become the third country after Sumei to successfully send people into space. On October 16, 2003, this was an exciting day. On this day, China’s self-developed “Shenzhou V” manned spacecraft returned safely after 14 laps in space, realizing the Chinese nation’s thousands of years of flying dreams. You are the pride of the Chinese people and the pride of the people of the world. Your English name will go down in history.

Uncle, I don’t know how much sweat is flowing behind your success. You have worked hard day and night, and have worked tirelessly to participate in countless flight trainings. You have developed a strong skill. You stand out from more than 6,000 players and become the first person in China's space.

Uncle, I have a lot of words to say to you, a thousand words into one sentence: I admire you, you are a real hero!

I wish you more glory!

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