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The successful crewed moon landing set all of Hua Nation cheering in excitement.

Hua Nation had become the second country to land on the moon, earning no small number of envious looks.

Russia in particular.

As the number two power in the aerospace world, the Russian Federal Space Administration had released a four-step strategy for a crewed moon landing as early as 2017. It claimed that it would achieve a crewed moon landing by 2031, carry out fourteen days of scientific research, and establish a research base on the lunar surface by 2034.

Although the outside world generally saw it as a response to the United States' lunar-orbit space station program, the Russian Federal Space Administration had indeed been advancing the plan.

After all, spaceflight was not just the pride of Americans; it also belonged to Russians.

Although recreating the Soviet Union's former glory was no longer possible, and few people wished to return to that era, accomplishing the great undertaking that the Soviet Union had failed to complete would still be deeply meaningful to most Russians.

At the same time, almost no Russians had doubted that Russia would become the second country after the United States to land on the moon.

Yet reality turned out to be the exact opposite...

From the successful launch of the Auspicious, to the lunar lander's touchdown, and finally the astronauts' safe return, Hua Nation's string of achievements in aerospace not only startled the Americans, but also left their old Russian neighbor utterly dumbfounded.

It felt as though they were still fighting the dragon on their side, while the enemy had already pushed up to their high ground with a wave of minions...

Following Hua Nation's successful moon landing, the Russian Federal Space Administration offered its routine congratulations, then swiftly joined the Russian Aerospace