The manned space flight project is a conspicuous embodiment of the high-tech level in the world today, and is also an important indicator for measuring a country's comprehensive national strength. In the process of promoting the manned space project, the Chinese astronauts have kept in mind the trust of the party and the people, cherished the ambition of winning glory for the country, persevered, forged ahead bravely, united and cooperated, bravely scaled the peak of science and technology, and made one remarkable achievement after another, demonstrating the spirit of manned space flight that is particularly capable of enduring hardships, fighting, tackling key problems, and making contributions.
Nie Haisheng is a member of the Han nationality, a native of Zaoyang, Hubei, and a Chinese astronaut with a doctorate. The astronaut was born in September 1964, enlisted in the army in June 1983, and joined the Communist Party of China in December 1986. He served as the chief of navigation at the headquarters of a regiment of a division of the Air Force Aviation Corps, flew safely for 1,480 hours, and was rated as a first-class pilot. He is currently a special astronaut of the astronaut brigade of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and the captain of the Chinese astronaut brigade, with the rank of professional and technical major general.
In January 1998, he was selected as one of the first astronauts in China. In the following years, he participated in several Shenzhou series missions, serving as a backup astronaut and commander. Among them, he has carried out flight missions such as Shenzhou 6, Shenzhou 10, and Shenzhou 12, and has won many honors and medals. He also became the first Chinese astronaut to enter his own space station, which he landed safely on September 17, 2021.
The astronaut became the first Chinese astronaut to be in orbit for 100 days on June 17, 2021, and finally returned safely on September 17.
After General Nie Haisheng stepped down as captain, many people began to speculate about what kind of new job he would take on in the future. It is understood that General Nie Haisheng has taken over the post of senior adviser to the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation. This new position allows him to give full play to his years of aerospace experience and senior military background to provide guidance and support for the development of China's space industry.
As a senior adviser, General Nie Haisheng shoulders the important responsibilities and tasks of the Aerospace Science and Technology Group Corporation. He is involved in the formulation of the company's strategic planning and decision-making, providing valuable advice and advice, especially in aerospace technology and R&D. In addition, he is responsible for guiding the company's internal training and talent selection work, laying the talent foundation for the company's growth and growth. General Nie's position enables him to work closely with CASC's senior leadership and provide indispensable support in the company's development strategy and technology roadmap.
In the overview, General Nie Haisheng took over the position of senior adviser to the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation after stepping down as the head of the astronaut brigade. In his new role, he has demonstrated outstanding leadership and professional competence and made significant contributions to China's space industry. His experience and expertise have made him an indispensable leader in China's aerospace industry, providing important support for the development of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation and promoting the further development of the aerospace industry.