It is confirmed 【小题1】 an IT company is launching a software update that 【小题2】 (function) well. It will allow its network users to have easy access 【小题3】 their home network anywhere for free. 【小题4】 this case, surfing the Internet will become easier. The news will surely inspire those who have already benefited 【小题5】Wi­Fi. With the help of the new update, users will never be upset 【小题6】 the network speed. Moreover, it will become more convenient for users 【小题7】(use) their home network safely and chat 【小题8】 their friends wherever they are.

A grand exhibition kicked off on Friday at the National Museum in Beijing 【小题1】(mark) 30 years of China’s manned space program.

The exhibition features models of China’s newly 【小题2】(complete) space station, its famous Long March carrier rockets, future models for China’s lunar missions and historical memorabilia to tell the story of three decades of 【小题3】(innovate) and development.

“We hope the exhibition will pass our passion 【小题4】the cause to more people. And now in the new era, Chinese people will explore even【小题5】(far) and contribute to all humankind with our quest,” said Hao Chun, director of China Manned Space Agency, at the opening ceremony of the exhibition.

He added that the Chinese people had consistently worked to achieve new advances and breakthroughs in space exploration 【小题6】1992 when the program started. “And in recent years we 【小题7】(work) to build the China Space Station, making our previous China’s ‘three-step’ dream【小题8】reality,” he said. China’s next-generation carrier rocket has a thrust of over 2,600 tonnes, three times more than the Long March-5B carrier rocket, according to Zhang Zhi, the chief designer of the vehicle from China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology.

The Long March-5B is 【小题9】(current) the most powerful heavy-lift launch vehicle in China,【小题10】is responsible for transporting the core module and two lab modules for China’s space station. “The academy is also developing a reusable rocket for low-Earth orbit transportation,” Zhang added. The exhibition will run for three months.

In the Ming dynasty, a Chinese man 【小题1】 (name) Wan Hu made the world’s first rocket, 【小题2】 unluckily he lost his life with it. It was not 【小题3】 April 24, 1970 that China sent the first satellite Donfanghong I to space 【小题4】 (successful). To celebrate the first big success in the country’s space 【小题5】 (develop), we now make April 24 China’s Space Day.

China also announces new plans 【小题6】 (make) a space station and go to Mars and further space. It plans to finish building 【小题7】 (it) space station around 2022. According to China’s top space scientist Zhou Jianping, at that time, becoming an astronaut will be a normal job. 【小题8】 (many) astronauts are needed than ever before. They need to be able to finish difficult tasks.

By now, China 【小题9】 (choose) astronauts mainly from pilots like Yang Liwei. In the future, astronauts will also be picked from engineers, doctors and space technology experts. Another plan is about Mars. In order to explore Mars, China sent a spacecraft, 【小题10】 name is Tianwen-1, first to Mars on July 23, 2020. It will land the and even bring back things from Mars.