Flying to Space Port records the story of xichang satellite launch center, China, successfully launching a foreign satellite-American Asia-1 with cz-3, including the cooperation and friendship between Chinese and American experts in the depths of the Great Liangshan Mountain, and the collision and conflict between eastern and western civilizations in the modern satellite launch site.

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Song Jian: He was the vice minister of the Ministry of Space and the director of the State Science and Technology Commission, and supported China to develop commercial rockets to the world.

Shangguan Shipan: Born in Fujian, graduated from the Physics Department of Xiamen University, and engaged in navigation area measurement and control in Jiuquan Satellite Launch Base in Gobi. In the meantime, I worked as a senior technical school teacher and participated in the first missile, the first artificial satellite and the first recoverable satellite in China.

The first atomic bomb, the first hydrogen bomb, the first synchronous communication satellite and other launch test missions, and also organized and participated in the development of the "154" tracking measurement project and the development and demonstration of the "Roy" survey ship. I have decades of experience in the launch site.

Xie Guangxuan: A native of Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, Chongqing Central University, Sichuan Province, later transferred to Chongqing Ordnance Industry University, and then transferred to the Fifth Academy of National Defense in Beijing, and later served as the chief designer of the "Long March 3" rocket.