China's Yutu-2 lunar rover is in good working condition, and has traveled over 1,142 meters on the back of the moon.

On April 25, according to CCTV news, yesterday was the seventh China Space Day. As of now, the Chang'e-4 lander and Yutu-2 lunar rover, which are performing missions on the far side of the moon, are in good condition. Among them, the Yutu-2 lunar rover is dormant on the 41st moon night, with a cumulative mileage of 1142.387 meters.

On Mars, the Zhurong rover has traveled more than 1.9 kilometers, and the Tianwen-1 orbiter is also carrying out orbital exploration around Mars, and will soon achieve global coverage of Mars. At present, the two devices are in good condition, and a large amount of scientific detection data has been obtained.

Our own Tianshanggongque, the Chinese space station, will also complete its on-orbit construction this year. The combination of the Tianhe core module and the Tianzhou-3 cargo spacecraft currently in space is in normal condition and the on-orbit operating parameters are stable.

Yutu-2 is a lunar rover for the Chang'e-4 mission. It separated from the Chang'e-4 lander at 22:22 on January 3, 2019, and arrived at the back of the moon. The first landing on the back of the moon has become another milestone in the development of China's aerospace industry.