(2)1st manned Chinese spacecraft lands safely

(2)1st manned Chinese spacecraft lands safely

INNER MONGOLIA, China - China's first astronaut Yang Liwei makes a victory sign inside a space capsule on Oct. 16 after the Shenzhou (Divine Vessel) No. 5 spacecraft landing at the Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region. (Xinhua-Kyodo)(Kyodo)

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