Get ready for liftoff! 🚀 Tomorrow, November 25, 2025, China will launch its Shenzhou-22 mission from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in the northwest of the Chinese mainland. With the Long March-2F Y22 rocket fueled up and all systems go, final preparations are complete.
To mark the occasion, the China Manned Space Agency (CMS) has unveiled the official Shenzhou-22 mission patch. This eye-catching emblem fuses modern aerospace themes with traditional Chinese cultural symbols, reflecting the mission’s spirit and values.
The patch’s design centers on a bow-and-arrow motif that blends the silhouette of the Long March-2F carrier rocket with the Shenzhou spacecraft. Surrounding it are 22 arrowheads, a nod to the mission’s number. Underneath, the Great Wall pattern anchors the design, symbolizing a steadfast commitment to protecting astronauts’ lives.
Colors speak volumes here: deep blue represents the foundation of aerospace technology, vibrant red highlights the mission’s sense of duty, and bright orange symbolizes the swift action of emergency rescue operations. Together, these elements underscore the core value of safeguarding life with aerospace power. 🛡️✨
Plus, CMS reports the Shenzhou-21 crew, currently orbiting Earth, is in perfect health and performance—good vibes all around as they pave the way for their successors!
Whether you’re a space buff, a tech entrepreneur, or just love cool design, this patch tells a story of ambition, culture, and safety all in one. Stay tuned for more updates as we reach for the stars! 🌌
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China unveils Shenzhou-22 mission patch ahead of Tuesday launch
cgtn.com
