On July 29, the Long March 7 launch vehicle successfully launched the Skylink 3-01 satellite into the scheduled orbit. This is the 50th launch mission successfully completed since the completion of China's Wenchang space launch site, showing that China's new generation of high-thrust launch vehicles has been normalized with high stability and high density. The Wenchang Space Launch Site is the first green, ecological and environmentally friendly modern space launch site independently designed and built by China. It currently has 3 multi-directional, all-weather, high-tonnage launch stations. It has the characteristics of low latitude, wide launch range, high carrying efficiency, few transportation restrictions, and good landing safety. In 2016, the Wenchang Space Launch Site was officially put into use. On June 25 of the same year, the Long March 7 carrier rocket ignited and took off. The first launch at the launch site was a complete success. Over the past 10 years, Tianzhou-1 has conquered the sky. Chang'e-5 and Chang'e-6 have traveled to the moon twice, and the Tianhe, Wentian, Dream Sky Cabin, and ten Tianzhou cargo spacecraft have set off from here... The annual launch volume of the Wenchang Space Launch Site has steadily increased, achieving many historic breakthroughs in China's aerospace. Behind the success of each mission is the continuous improvement of test and launch capabilities at the Wenchang Space Launch Site — the technical team continuously optimizes the test launch process, shortens the rocket test cycle, and achieves “rapid turnaround” from rocket entry to launch; stepped up expansion and construction to form a “three-station parallel” pattern; and realized intelligent applications represented by remote centralized control, intelligent equipment operation and maintenance, and intelligent management and control.

On July 29, the Long March 7 launch vehicle successfully launched the Skylink 3-01 satellite into the scheduled orbit. This is the 50th launch mission successfully completed since the completion of China's Wenchang space launch site, showing that China's new generation of high-thrust launch vehicles has been normalized with high stability and high density. The Wenchang Space Launch Site is the first green, ecological and environmentally friendly modern space launch site independently designed and built by China. It currently has 3 multi-directional, all-weather, high-tonnage launch stations. It has the characteristics of low latitude, wide launch range, high carrying efficiency, few transportation restrictions, and good landing safety. In 2016, the Wenchang Space Launch Site was officially put into use. On June 25 of the same year, the Long March 7 carrier rocket ignited and took off. The first launch at the launch site was a complete success. Over the past 10 years, Tianzhou-1 has conquered the sky. Chang'e-5 and Chang'e-6 have traveled to the moon twice, and the Tianhe, Wentian, Dream Sky Cabin, and ten Tianzhou cargo spacecraft have set off from here... The annual launch volume of the Wenchang Space Launch Site has steadily increased, achieving many historic breakthroughs in China's aerospace. Behind the success of each mission is the continuous improvement of test and launch capabilities at the Wenchang Space Launch Site — the technical team continuously optimizes the test launch process, shortens the rocket test cycle, and achieves “rapid turnaround” from rocket entry to launch; stepped up expansion and construction to form a “three-station parallel” pattern; and realized intelligent applications represented by remote centralized control, intelligent equipment operation and maintenance, and intelligent management and control.