The Beijing Spaceflight Museum

China Aerospace Museum, located at No. 1 Wanyuan Road, Fengtai District, Beijing, is the first museum in China with aerospace theme. The exhibition introduces the development history of China's space industry to the audience with a large number of physical objects, models, pictures, video materials, etc.

The Hero Memorial Wall. The three sculptures represent the three stages of Chinese spaceflight. The first brow is locked, representing the past of China's spaceflight industry. The second brow is Weishu, representing the current stage of China's spaceflight industry. The third eyebrows are completely comfortable, representing the future of China's space industry. The flame in the middle is called the fire of victory, and it will never be extinguished!

On the campus of Beihang, it is worth seeing military friends who like it. There are world treasures, treasures of the town hall, black widow P-61 fighter jets. The planes collected by Beihang were originally placed in the open air. A building was built to do a museum. There are Beihang teaching tasks every day in the museum, dozens of old aircraft. It's good to taste it slowly

A good place for free zero-distance contact with the big gray machine. The museum is in the Beihang school. You need to brush your ID card to enter the school gate. The museum is about 100 meters away from the east gate of the school. You can get the ticket by reporting the reservation order number at the ticket office. The museum has two floors. The first floor is full of large aircraft. The second floor is a variety of models. There is a student obligation to explain in the museum. It is very good. The museum is only open from 9 am to 12 am on Tuesday and Saturday. Just make an appointment in advance.

Worth it, proud of the strength of the motherland! Long live the motherland! I have collected a pair of arrows, very happy and so happy. I want to affect my descendants and grandchildren to study hard! Zibo for the dream of the motherland...! ! !

Some of the knowledge that can further understand space rockets is not open to the outside world now