Overseas netizens wish Shenzhou 7 triumph

Source: CCTV.com | 09-24-2008 19:31

The Shenzhou 7 is set to blast off on 25 Sept., and a great number of CCTV.com's overseas netizens have risen a heat wave in wishing the Shenzhou 7 a safe and honored journey into the space:

Dhawa Singi Lama from Nepal greeted, "Dear Chinese Astronauts, I wish you all the best and deeply believe in your intelligence, efficiency and bravery to overcome any difficulties (if there's any) during this historical and biggest ever Asian satellite mission. I'm very very excited and looking forward to a 100% successful completion of this utterly important Chinese mission. God is always with you gentlemen. A lot of love and respect."

Christian von Delius, an American, said, "I am so proud of China. It is amazing that you are moving so quickly accomplishing in a short time what it has taken others many years. I wish the proud crew of the Shenzhou 7 Godspeed and safety. Machines and space are dangerous. Thank you for your courage, your dedication, and your vision to be able to take your country into space. I am excited for you as I imagine exiting your spacecraft in orbit to be able to view the entire earth with only a piece of plastic separating the whole scene that few people in this world will ever see personally. WOW! I pray that you will return to your families safely. Have a GREAT flight and a safe return."

Adam Ellis from the United Kingdom also sent his greeting to the Shenzhou. He said, "good luck and best wishes for the forth coming launch, eva and return. Once again the eyes of the world are on China."

Sirn from Denmark said, "Congratulations. Very few among us have a chance to see our beautiful world from the heavens - our one and only home to share. It may look peaceful to you. may your vision of peace be shared by all us down here, so we may share and live in peace with all. I wish you all success in your mission and a safe return to our common earth."

French netizen Alain Buisson said, "All my best wishes to the team! Good luck! Make a good demonstration! We´ll watch you with pleasure on the Net´ From France. Friendly. Alain Buisson"

Tony Attard from Australia said, "Congratulations of your wonderful achievements..may your work be successful and your return home a safe one. With gratitude from an aussie for your bravery."

Jimmy Yiw from New Zealand said "Go China! All the best to the three Taikonauts - safely into space, do the walk and do the things, round the earth and come back to earth smiling. "

CCTV-9 will cover the Shenzhou 7 mission and China´s first spacewalk from Sep. 24 to 29. The interactive activities on CCTV.com will be updated every day with new questions which will be answered on the air.

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Editor:Zhang Yue