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Leaving his parents and his country at the age of only 11, Feng Ru began a whole new life in America. For most children, being in a foreign land without family and friends would be a frightening experience. But little Feng Ru was a boy of exceptional courage and intelligence, and no challenge seemed insurmountable to him. He quickly learned the essential knowledge in mechanics and grew into a brilliant engineer. When the Wright Brothers invented the world's first airplane in 1903, Feng Ru soon realized how important this flying machine could be for protecting a country, like his own, from wars. Six years later, the first plane made by the "Wright of the East" Feng Ru was born! This book tells the fascinating story of Feng Ru, the first Chinese man to build airplanes, who never lost sight of his dream: to fly, and to make his country fly!

Ren Xinmin was a famous Chinese aerospace engineer. Early in his life, he studied in universities in the US. There, without the accompaniment of his family or monetary support of any kind, Ren had to do all he could to make ends meet. But even in this very lonely and pressured state, Ren still successfully finished his degrees in an unbelievably short period of time, showing that he was both exceptionally smart and hardworking. After he finished his studies and came back to China, his knowledge and talent were taken very seriously by the government, and he was given many important tasks, one after another, in the development of the nation’s space industry. At the time when China was both poor and outcast in the world, how did Ren manage to accomplish all these projects as a leader?This story tells the fascinating story of Ren Xinmin, who lived a long life to build the space industry of China and to see it grow. His story is one that tells the beauty of faith, determination, and never giving up.

Little is often known internationally about China' s space industry, despite its significant growth in recent years. Figures in China' s Space Industry is a series that follows some of the key pioneers in this journey. For readers interested in space, this can be an informative series. This volume tracks the life of Lu Shijia, a woman aerospace engineer. She studied aviation in Germany during the 1930s before returning to China to assist the nation with her knowledge and expertise.

Little is often known internationally about China' s space industry, despite its significant growth in recent years. Figures in China' s Space Industry is a series that follows some of the key pioneers in this journey. For readers interested in space, this can be an informative series. This volume tracks the life of Tu Shou' e, a scientist at the forefront of China' s long-range missile development over many decades.

Little is often known internationally about China' s space industry, despite its significant growth in recent years. Figures in China' s Space Industry is a series that follows some of the key pioneers in this journey. For readers interested in space, this can be an informative series. This volume tracks the life of Lin Shi' e, who studied at MIT, had a mathematical method named after him (the Lin method), and later helped set up the Beijing Institute of Aeronautics. He was one of the most important characters in China' s space industry.