This star is going to the moon

Chapter 378 The so-called "Winning Studies", the first mass-produced "Wooden Kite" class space shuttle

In fact, the argument that "Chinese films are doomed" has been around every year.

Especially after various film festivals and awards have ended.

After all, this kind of award can't satisfy everyone.

Some people are making these appeals online genuinely for the future of film, and also so that they can see good movies in the future.

Some people are simply taking advantage of the situation to defend their idols who didn't win awards.

Of course, if that "actor" is a genuine actor, others will also speak out in support of him.

But if that "actor" is actually a popular celebrity, then they'll be ridiculed by everyone.

Weibo is primarily an entertainment and social platform, so there's already a lot of news and information about celebrities. Therefore, the day after the Golden Rooster Awards ceremony is the time to talk about them extensively.

However, today also marks the time when the assassination incident in Persia has yielded some results, especially with the appearance of terms such as vehicle explosions, armed interception, modified vehicles, automatic machine guns, intelligent facial recognition, and special agent assassinations.

Wow, this is like a spy movie! Is this really not the plot of Tom Cruise's new film?

[This is information released by the Persian authorities, and the scene is indeed chaotic, with vehicle debris, so it's likely there really was an explosion.]

[Oh, were they all blown up?]

[No, they said the nuclear experts were under the protection of an armored convoy, but assassins detonated a vehicle that blocked the convoy. Then, a dozen assassins engaged the guards in a firefight to draw their attention. As the remaining guards were evacuating with the experts, a modified machine gun vehicle a hundred meters away used facial recognition to identify the experts and then accurately shot and killed them. The machine gun vehicle then self-destructed to destroy the evidence.]

[I knew the protection for nuclear experts couldn't have been so shoddy; they must have been assassinated by elite agents.]

Indeed, Persia was a major regional power; it's impossible for them to be so negligent.

[It's hard to say. I have a colleague in Persia who said that's a rather abstract place. It's very possible that the expert was driving an ordinary car on some errand and was assassinated by a hidden killer on the way.]

[Isn't it a bit too abstract?]

[Yes, they are in charge of developing nuclear weapons, after all. If that's really the case, how embarrassing would it be if their official statements, which sound so convincing, were later exposed?]

I don't know about that...

Actually, it's because people in China have been living in this serious country for too long and assume that other countries also take these kinds of things very seriously, without understanding the level of abstraction in other countries.

This is easy to understand; just look at the labels from different countries.

Even the labels given by those traitorous colonists.

Older Chinese: Dull, serious, and full of rules...

Foreign countries: lively, free, very romantic...

The words are all the same, and a superficial interpretation combined with some subjective emotions will inevitably result in both good and bad interpretations.

But if we interpret these words from another angle, aren't they just "steady" and "dissolute"?

If it's just one person being "vagrant," then it's hard to say anything. But if an entire nation or country is "vagrant," then...

It’s hard to say anything.

In any case, in a few years someone will come up with something called "Winning Theory".

In other words, even though they have lost, they do things that seem abstract to normal people in order to make themselves appear to have won.

It started as just an internet meme, something people enjoyed watching.

However, as various abstract behaviors from abroad have become increasingly prevalent, people have started to take this internet meme more seriously.

Yes, the word "serious" still appeared.

There's no way around it; China is just that kind of country, and its people are shaped by that culture. When Chinese people apply the framework of "winning strategies" to those previously incomprehensible abstract foreign actions, they surprisingly find many of their doubts resolved!
As a result, people began to seriously discuss and analyze "Winning Studies," and it even developed into a specialized discipline.

Even a sudden event that could raise global tensions by 3 points still generates a lot of discussion on Chinese social media. Netizens discussed the assassination of that nuclear expert for a whole day, while even discussions about the Golden Rooster Awards and the "doomsday of movies" faded somewhat.

However, by evening, the discussion had shifted to the aerospace field, as the Shenzhou-15 manned spacecraft was about to launch.

[I've been so busy today. This morning we were discussing the future of Chinese films, this afternoon we were talking about the international situation, and tonight I have to watch a space launch. Sigh, I'm so worried.]

[Who can argue with that? I worry too much, so I'll just have some grilled kidneys and leeks for a late-night snack, and some goji berry tea.]

Good grief, you've got goji berries and kidneys in your hands, are you even worried about this?

Hey hey hey, we're watching a space launch, don't talk about takeoffs.

Isn't the point of a space launch to take off?

The giant rocket has been erected!

Let's get serious, guys. Aren't you tired after a whole day of this? You have to go to work tomorrow, Monday!

[Speaking of Shenzhou-15, it took off at 11 PM. When will it dock with the Tiangong space station?]

The plan is to use the 6.5-hour rapid docking mode, which means docking with the Tiangong space station at 5:30 AM tomorrow, and then opening the hatch to enter the space station at 7:30 AM.

Wow, that means we'll have six people on our space station now, right?

Yes, this is the first time our country has had six people on the space station, which is of great historical significance!

This period has been incredibly historically significant; we've been witnessing history firsthand!

Yes, yes, after Shenzhou-15 docks with Tiangong space station tomorrow, Bluestar Aerospace's first mass-produced "Wooden Kite" class space shuttle will also conduct an unmanned test flight...

When it comes to Blue Star Aerospace, netizens have a lot to say, since both the company and its boss are very controversial.

As for the Shenzhou manned spacecraft and the Long March 2F manned rocket, which are about to be retired, their success rate as "veterans of spaceflight" goes without saying, and they completed their launch missions very smoothly.

After watching the live stream, netizens went to sleep peacefully. The staff at the ground control center worked all night to ensure that Shenzhou-15 docked with the Tiangong space station at 5:30 a.m.

After two hours of technical testing and pressure balancing, Fei Junlong, the commander of Shenzhou-15, opened the hatch and entered the Tiangong space station.

"Old Fei, haha, welcome, welcome!"

"Haha, I'm here! It's been half a year..."

The long-awaited Shenzhou-14 astronaut crew warmly welcomed their loved ones from afar to "Tiangong," with the six astronauts embracing and laughing together.

Subsequently, the two astronaut crews who had "victoriously met" took a group photo in space in China's own "space home," a photo that will be recorded in history.

(Group photo of the Shenzhou-14 and Shenzhou-15 crews in space)

Because this "space reunion" was of great historical significance, a live broadcast was launched at 7:00 a.m., and a large number of viewers flocked to the live broadcast room to witness this moment.

Just as the people finished watching, those who were supposed to go to work went to work, while those who weren't going to work flooded into the live stream room of Blue Star Aerospace Company.

With the hangar doors of Blue Star Aerospace's coastal space airport opened, two "Wooden Kite" class space shuttles were revealed to the world.

One of them is the "Wooden Kite" space shuttle, which shows obvious signs of use and returned a few days ago after completing its eighth manned flight mission. It is currently undergoing maintenance.

The other brand-new one is the first mass-produced "Wooden Kite" class space shuttle, which was transported here a few days ago, assembled, and underwent final inspection.

Today marks its first unmanned test flight.

Once it was confirmed that the aircraft was in good condition, the tow truck towed it to the end of the airport runway and began refueling.

(End of this chapter)