The poem praising Shenzhou Fifteen and Seven Rhythms is as follows:
Beijing has a long summer break for the Olympic Games, and there is no need to wait for the summit. The stars gradually approach the Shenzhou and come out, and the five continents celebrate the authority together.
If you want to know the world affairs of your home country, please ask the Chinese Space Ship. Before I get to Tianxin, I'm afraid I'll have to go through the Silk Chapter again.
Shenzhou XV is a Chinese manned space mission and is part of China's independently developed Chang'e Project. The mission was successfully launched on June 12, 2023. It is the tenth manned mission in China’s space history. The launch and execution of Shenzhou XV attracted global attention and inspired the creation of many cultural and artistic works, including many poems.
This poem uses beautiful language to express praise and blessings for the mission of Shenzhou 15. The poet uses the Beijing Olympic Games as the background and compares Shenzhou 15 to a "general star", which has a noble symbolic significance. The poem uses words such as undulating mountains and towering mountains to describe the magnificent image of the Shenzhou XV towering over the mountains, expressing pride and confidence in China's manned spaceflight industry.
The poem also describes the preparations before the departure of the Shenzhou spacecraft, and looks forward to the historical mission that Shenzhou will complete: exploring space and protecting homeland. The poet used the language of "five continents celebrate authority together" to express the unanimous praise of China's aerospace industry from colleagues around the world.
In the last two sentences, the author expresses his fear that Shenzhou XV will go through ups and downs, but at the same time, he also shows his high recognition and expectations for China's aerospace technology and believes that Shenzhou will continue China's aerospace dream.
In general, although this poem has few words, it has sincere emotions and profound artistic conception, showing the Chinese people’s sincere expectations and blessings for the country’s aerospace progress. Such literary and artistic works also inject more humanistic care and cultural cost into manned space projects such as Shenzhou XV, and promote a better public understanding of China's space industry.
Some works start from the technical details of the Shenzhou XV, depicting various aspects such as the control of the Shenzhou spacecraft and the space environment. Guo Fan, the director of the box-office hit movie "The Wandering Earth," also created a cartoon that showed the life of Shenzhou astronauts in space in a warm and humorous way, triggering screams from some netizens.
These cultural and artistic works not only break the boundaries between aerospace technology and art, but also allow the general public to better understand the Shenzhou XV and the development history of China's aerospace industry. At the same time, these works also reflect contemporary Chinese people's concern and emotional sustenance for science, technology and national progress, and convey positive energy and cultural value to the aerospace industry.