The historic spaceflight mission of Liu Yang has come to an end, marking the end of China's manned space program. The journey began in 1999 when Liu Yang was selected as one of China's top five astronauts for the Space Shuttle Program. He successfully made his first spacewalk on October 24, 2005 and became the first Chinese citizen to travel into orbit.

However, Liu Yang's achievements were not enough to satisfy the country's aspirations for space exploration. In 2010, China launched its own spacecraft Shenzhou XI-1, which carried three astronauts on a mission to the International Space Station (ISS). This marked the beginning of China's manned space program.

Despite the success of the Shenzhou XI-1 mission, China still faces challenges in achieving space exploration goals. The country needs more skilled astronauts with advanced technology and expertise to launch missions into space safely and efficiently.

As Liu Yang's mission came to an end, it left behind a legacy of innovation and progress in the field of space exploration. His achievement has inspired many people worldwide to pursue their dreams of space exploration and to work towards making China a leader in this field.

In conclusion, Liu Yang's historic spaceflight mission has come to an end, but his legacy will live on through the continued efforts of Chinese scientists and engineers to push the boundaries of human space exploration and to make China a leader in this field.

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