China developed missiles to conquer the Moon

According to Xinhua, the deputy director and party secretary of the Chinese Academy of rocket technology, Liang Xiaowang, said on Tuesday that the country has developed an improved Chang-3B missile for its mission to land. Upcoming moon of Thuong Nga-3 spacecraft.

China successfully launched the remote touch satellite
Yaogan 16 went into orbit with the Truong Chinh 4C rocket.

Because the structure and size of the Thuong Nga-3 ship are very different from the previous ships, the boosters must be improved.

With the new design, Truong Chinh-3B missile has a higher level of reliability and pushes a larger weight. It is expected that Thuong Nga-3 will be launched in the second half of 2013.

Responding to the interview, Deputy Director Luong added that it is likely that China will for the first time launch Truong Chinh-7 boosters in 2014.

Chinh-7, a product with many design and manufacturing breakthroughs, will become one of Beijing's key boosters in space missions.