In Space-Shenzhou-21 Astronauts/Music Video
In Space - Recent (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Wu Fei, astronaut, Shenzhou-21 mission:
"The first time I performed a spacewalk, the five-star red flag of China outside the cabin was shining with dazzling brilliance."
2. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Zhang Hongzhang, astronaut, Shenzhou-21 mission:
"That five-star red flag is the most beautiful scenery in my heart."
3. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Astronauts, Shenzhou-21 mission:
"Let the five-star red flag fly high in space."
4. China's national flag on space station
5. Music video of song "The Five-Starred Red Flag Flutters in Space" showing Shenzhou-21 astronaut Zhang Lu performing, footage of rocket launch, China's first astronaut in space Yang Liwei, generations of China's astronauts, China's space station, China's national flag
The Shenzhou-21 crew aboard China's orbiting space station released a music video tracing the country's space endeavors, blending their scientific mission with a musical tribute to celebrate the Spring Festival, which falls on Feb. 17 this year.
Taking a break from their busy schedule in orbit, the trio -- Zhang Lu, Wu Fei and Zhang Hongzhang -- recorded the song "The Five-Starred Red Flag Flutters in Space", specifically composed for Chinese space professionals.
Ahead of the music video, the crew shared their personal reflections on the national flag.
"The first time I performed a spacewalk, the five-star red flag of China outside the cabin was shining with dazzling brilliance," recalled Wu Fei.
"That five-star red flag is the most beautiful scenery in my heart," said Zhang Hongzhang.
"Let the five-star red flag fly high in space," the trio said together, setting the stage for their musical tribute recorded 400 kilometers above the Earth.
The video pays tribute to the pioneers of the space program, featuring footage of China's first astronaut in space, Yang Liwei, alongside subsequent generations of astronauts who have followed in his path.
In Space-Shenzhou-21 Astronauts/Music Video
Dateline : Recent
Location : In Space
Duration : 4'13
In Space - Recent (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Wu Fei, astronaut, Shenzhou-21 mission:
"The first time I performed a spacewalk, the five-star red flag of China outside the cabin was shining with dazzling brilliance."
2. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Zhang Hongzhang, astronaut, Shenzhou-21 mission:
"That five-star red flag is the most beautiful scenery in my heart."
3. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Astronauts, Shenzhou-21 mission:
"Let the five-star red flag fly high in space."
4. China's national flag on space station
5. Music video of song "The Five-Starred Red Flag Flutters in Space" showing Shenzhou-21 astronaut Zhang Lu performing, footage of rocket launch, China's first astronaut in space Yang Liwei, generations of China's astronauts, China's space station, China's national flag
The Shenzhou-21 crew aboard China's orbiting space station released a music video tracing the country's space endeavors, blending their scientific mission with a musical tribute to celebrate the Spring Festival, which falls on Feb. 17 this year.
Taking a break from their busy schedule in orbit, the trio -- Zhang Lu, Wu Fei and Zhang Hongzhang -- recorded the song "The Five-Starred Red Flag Flutters in Space", specifically composed for Chinese space professionals.
Ahead of the music video, the crew shared their personal reflections on the national flag.
"The first time I performed a spacewalk, the five-star red flag of China outside the cabin was shining with dazzling brilliance," recalled Wu Fei.
"That five-star red flag is the most beautiful scenery in my heart," said Zhang Hongzhang.
"Let the five-star red flag fly high in space," the trio said together, setting the stage for their musical tribute recorded 400 kilometers above the Earth.
The video pays tribute to the pioneers of the space program, featuring footage of China's first astronaut in space, Yang Liwei, alongside subsequent generations of astronauts who have followed in his path.
ID : 8466339
Published : 2026-02-17 10:42
Last Modified : 2026-02-17 18:26:10
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland
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