At 7 o'clock in the morning of June 26, Temur Batel, a herdsman from the Siziwang Banner of the Siziwang Banner of Inner Mongolia and the Amowu Sugacha, rode a motorcycle early and took his wife Naren Qimuge to the Chang'e-6 return site, which was his family's pasture.
Temurbaatar and his wife pose for a group photo at the Chang'e-6 returner.
"When I arrived, the 'Chang'e-6 Returner' sign had already been erected here, and I was very happy!" Temurbaatar told reporters that on the day the Chang'e-6 returner landed, herders in the intended core area were temporarily moved out of the pastures. On the afternoon of June 25, he saw on the live broadcast on his mobile phone that the Chang'e-6 returner fell on Amwusu Gacha, but he didn't know that it was on his family's grassland.
The surrounding people came to the Chang'e-6 return device landing point on the grassland of Temur Batel's house to check in.
In front of the sign, Temurbatar changed into a festive attire, solemnly tied blue hata on both sides of the sign, and took a photo with his wife.
Temurbaatar tied a Hada to the Chang'e-6 returner landing sign.
"I am very excited to see the successful landing of the Chang'e-6 returner! I give a thumbs up to the motherland's aerospace industry! Temur Baatar said.
At 14:07 on June 25, the Chang'e-6 returner accurately landed in the predetermined area of Siziwang Banner in Inner Mongolia, achieving the world's first sample return on the far side of the moon. The Chang'e-6 returner is not the first spacecraft to be welcomed by Amowusugacha, the return capsule of Shenzhou 6, Shenzhou 7, Shenzhou 9, and Shenzhou 10, the Chang'e-5 returner, and the reentry and return flight test vehicle of the third phase of lunar exploration have also landed safely here.
Reporter: Li Xia, Wang Peng, Gao Hui, Kang Lina, Wang Xiaobo, Meng He Chaolu
Editor: Huang Yanfei
Source: Inner Mongolia Daily's original manuscript by financial media