Wang Gege and Tan An, the mentor, watched as a new batch of undergraduate students graduated and He Wei, a graduate student of the Strategic Support Force Aerospace Engineering University, felt a double increase in pressure while in space "urging papers". At the end of this year, He Wei will face graduation, while his mentor is still on a space "business trip" about 400 kilometers from Earth. Yes, He Wei's mentor is Zhu Yangzhu, an astronaut in the Shenzhou 16 flight crew. Zhu Yangzhu, the first space flight engineer in China to carry out manned missions, was once a faculty member in the Department of Aerospace Science and Technology at the University of Aerospace Engineering of the Strategic Support Force. As a graduate student in Aerospace Science and Technology, He Wei became his student in 2020. What makes He Wei particularly proud is that during his postgraduate studies, his mentor was selected as an astronaut, and now he has gone on a business trip to space. Although the time spent with Teacher Zhu at school was only a few months, whether it was preparing experimental equipment for the students or organizing sharing sessions to understand their growth, He Wei could feel the mentor's attentive care for them. In the winter vacation of 2021, Zhu Yangzhu was successfully selected as a reserve astronaut team, and the teaching and research department held a simple farewell party for him. Before leaving, Zhu Yangzhu did not forget to remind the two teachers in the teaching and research department to jointly guide and assist He Wei in his studies. In the following days, although not by his side, every course paper by He Wei will be sent to Zhu Yangzhu. In addition to busy training, Zhu Yangzhu will still carefully review and revise, and grasp the progress. Only by doing small things well can we achieve great things, "Zhu Yangzhu often said, which has also become He Wei's motto. Under the guidance of the joint supervisor group, He Wei quickly selected the research direction for his graduation thesis and completed the paper proposal. Before the launch of Shenzhou 16, He Wei successfully passed the mid-term examination of his thesis. On the day Zhu Yangzhu went to space, He Wei stood in front of the live broadcast screen and witnessed another take-off of China's Human spaceflight cause with thousands of young people who had aerospace dreams and aspired to aerospace. In his heart, his mentor Zhu Yangzhu is both an astronaut and a guide to explore the mysteries of the universe. At present, He Wei has completed the main experimental research and is actively writing a paper. He is preparing to find suitable task gaps and send the results to the "Heavenly Palace" for the supervisor to check. I didn't expect the mentor's' care 'to come one step first... "He Wei felt a bit embarrassed. Not long ago, Zhu Yangzhu used the gap in communication with ground staff to inquire about the progress of students' papers with the joint guidance teacher. Upon learning this news, He Wei was both nervous and moved, and netizens also joked that his mentor was "urging papers" in space, and distance was really not a problem! Faced with the ridicule from netizens about "urging papers", He Wei scratched his head and smiled, saying, "Just understanding the progress, not as exaggerated as' urging ', but the paper still needs to continue advancing according to plan!" Although He Wei said that, he still felt a lot of pressure. During the research and writing process of the paper, He Wei became more meticulous and hardworking. "I look forward to the success of the Shenzhou 16 crew. I will live up to my mentor's expectations and deliver an excellent result when he returns!" He Wei said. (New News Agency)
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