China's commercial aerospace industry enters a golden period, with multiple new types of rockets expected to challenge recycling this year.

This year's "Government Work Report" proposes to build new emerging pillar industries such as "aerospace", and explicitly requires "accelerating the development of satellite internet". Commercial aerospace, as a key part of this, has received unprecedented attention in recent years from national top-level design to local industrial layout. With the support of the "new national system", China's commercial aerospace industry is entering a "golden period" of development. At the policy level, the National Space Administration established a special commercial aerospace department last year and issued the first national-level guidance document. Beijing, Shanghai, Hainan, and other places have also successively introduced policies to create a more open and orderly market environment for commercial aerospace. At the enterprise level, a large number of commercial aerospace startups are making technological breakthroughs in their respective fields, complementing the "national team" and leading private enterprises to jointly promote the improvement of the entire industry ecosystem and the breakthrough of technological bottlenecks. Experts point out that in order for commercial aerospace to truly mature and achieve sustainable development, there are still many challenges that need to be overcome. Reducing costs, improving reliability, breaking through core technologies, and expanding application scenarios are all urgent issues that the industry needs to address. This year, it is expected that multiple new types of rockets will challenge recovery.