CHINA-SPACE STATION-SHENZHOU-13-TAIKONAUNTS-NEW YEAR GREETINGS (CN)

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(220131) -- BEIJING, Jan. 31, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Taikonaut Ye Guangfu wishes the Chinese people "a happy Lunar New Year and a happy family" while holding a sticker with the Chinese character "Fu," meaning good luck, in a screenshot obtained from a video. Shenzhou-13 crew members became the first Chinese to spend the nation's most important festival -- the Chinese Lunar New Year -- in outer space. Onboard China's space station core module, about 400 km above the Earth, taikonauts Zhai Zhigang, Wang Yaping and Ye Guangfu extended their Spring Festival greetings in a video released by China Manned Space Agency on New Year's eve. (Xinhua)

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