Okay, here is the translation following your instructions: Come back alive

Author: Tian Rushen
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: "The Columbia Tragedy Unfolds in a Sea of Sorrow," Astronauts Endure in Space Station, Waiting for What to Save the "Angels' Lives? Turn to this book and we will tell you how to come back alive. "The Ultimate Space Manual" is meticulously compiled by a seasoned science popularizer, featuring over 800 precious images, revealing little-known space secrets, and comprehensively analyzing major space missions. It is a complete record of the world's manned spaceflight for young readers. Combining space knowledge, space trivia, and fashionable science fiction, it is a manual for space enthusiasts and the fashion-forward generation.
If someone asks you, in the activities of human exploration of space, what is the most precious treasure? What would be your answer? Is it spacecraft, launch vehicles, space shuttles, or the International Space Station, or Mars rovers? Initially, different people might have different answers. However, with the tragic space missions like Apollo 13, Challenger, and Columbia, people have increasingly come to realize that in the field of manned spaceflight, nothing is more precious than astronauts. In a sense, the lives of astronauts are more valuable than space shuttles and spacecraft. Because only astronauts who have personally experienced life in space can tell us how amazing the "outside world" truly is.
And for this very reason, the Chinese space industry has proposed: "Everything for manned spaceflight, everything for getting up there, everything for coming back." Now, let's shift our focus back to February 1, 2003.