
一 | Speaking at a groundbreaking ceremony in Wenchang, Hainan Provincial Governor Feng Fei said that once the project is completed in 2024, the island province will use it to turn Wenchang into a world-class spaceport, establishing an “entire space industry chain” including carrier rockets, satellites, and data processing centers.,China Aerospace Construction Group is building the facility for the Hainan government and three state-owned space firms: China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp, China Aerospace Science and Industry Corp and China Satellite Network Group.,© Guo Cheng/ XinhuaPhoto taken on July 6, 2022 shows the construction site of Hainan commercial spacecraft launch site in Wenchang City, south China's Hainan Province. Construction of China's first commercial spacecraft launch site started Wednesday in Wenchang City, south China's island province of Hainan. As a major project of the Hainan free trade port construction, the Hainan commercial spacecraft launch site is committed to becoming world-class, market-oriented, and further improving the launching capability of China's commercial carrier rockets.Photo taken on July 6, 2022 shows the construction site of Hainan commercial spacecraft launch site in Wenchang City, south China's Hainan Province. Construction of China's first commercial spacecraft launch site started Wednesday in Wenchang City, south China's island province of Hainan. As a major project of the Hainan free trade port construction, the Hainan commercial spacecraft launch site is committed to becoming world-class, market-oriented, and further improving the launching capability of China's commercial carrier rockets.© Guo Cheng/ Xinhua,The nearby Wenchang Space Launch Center is operated by the Chinese state alongside three other launch centers in Jiquan, Taiyuan, and Xichang, which together focus on state programs like lunar exploration and manned space flight. However, the new commercial launch center will be aimed at meeting China’s burgeoning commercial space industry in the longer term.,"The existing government-run launch centers are well developed but they are too busy to handle the increasing demands from the commercial space sector and it is not uncommon that even a government-assigned mission would have to wait for arrangement at those sites," Hu Shengyun, a senior rocket designer at China Aerospace Science and Industry Corp, told China Daily.,He added that the state-operated launch sites were not designed for the volume of traffic that the commercial site will have to handle, so it is better if they don’t have to worry about it.,© Guo Cheng/XinhuaAerial photo taken on July 6, 2022 shows the construction site of Hainan commercial spacecraft launch site in Wenchang City, south China's Hainan Province. Construction of China's first commercial spacecraft launch site started Wednesday in Wenchang City, south China's island province of Hainan. As a major project of the Hainan free trade port construction, the Hainan commercial spacecraft launch site is committed to becoming world-class, market-oriented, and further improving the launching capability of China's commercial carrier rockets.Aerial photo taken on July 6, 2022 shows the construction site of Hainan commercial spacecraft launch site in Wenchang City, south China's Hainan Province. Construction of China's first commercial spacecraft launch site started Wednesday in Wenchang City, south China's island province of Hainan. As a major project of the Hainan free trade port construction, the Hainan commercial spacecraft launch site is committed to becoming world-class, market-oriented, and further improving the launching capability of China's commercial carrier rockets.© Guo Cheng/Xinhua,The new commercial launch site will also feature a rocket recovery site and specialized launch pads for the Long March 5, 7 and 8 families of rockets, and will have a launch pad reserved for manned missions to the Moon. It will also include facilities for rocket assembly and testing. Its location so close to Earth’s equator will give rockets a major speed boost, saving on fuel.,Ningbo, in the eastern Zhejiang Province, is also expected to build a similarly impressive commercial launch facility, as is Haiyan in Shandong Province.,However, the private space industry sector, which is still small in China, reportedly has doubts about the new facility.,“I don’t think those pads are going to be cheap,” a source who works for a commercial launch start-up based in Beijing told the South China Morning Post. “I’m not sure how many commercial launches will be planned each year, but that is likely to be a small number, so each launch is going to be really expensive.”。 在济南市莱芜区万福南路102号福顺小区,有一处特别的所在。

二 | 它既是承载着希望与爱心的福彩销售场所,也是一座浸润着水墨丹青的书画小屋。雅室初探墨韵点缀的公益一角走进3701005339号站点,扑面而来的不是传统印象中单纯的市井烟火气,而是一股清雅的墨香。背景墙上,一幅幅装裱精美的国画格外醒目:鱼跃龙门妙笔横生,花开富贵雍容端庄,春风贺喜暖意融融。这些美好的艺术寓意,与柜台上陈列的“好运来”“喜相逢”“多喜乐”“龙凤呈祥”等刮刮乐票面相映成趣,让人还未购彩,心境已先豁然开朗。环顾四周,中奖票展示区被“梅兰竹菊”四君子环绕,在“花鸟鱼虫”的灵动点缀下,这间小小的福彩站平添了几分雅致风韵,仿佛不再是简单的销售窗口,而是一间社区里的微型艺术展厅。初心如磐埋藏十年的梦想火种这家店的业主王心坤,是当地美协的成员,更是一名资深书画爱好者。

三 | 而另一个爱好——购买福利彩票,他也坚持了整整二十年。对他而言,书画是修身养性的艺术追求,而福彩则是日行一善的生活仪式。“买福彩,就是随手公益。书画,是传递美好的载体。把两者结合起来,是我一直以来的心愿。”王心坤回忆道。这个想法,像一颗微小的火种,在他和妻子吴冬梅的心中闪烁了将近十年。

四 | 期间,他们也曾四处寻找合适的门头房,却总是阴差阳错,未能如愿。但这颗“小火苗”并未熄灭,反而在岁月的沉淀中越烧越旺。梦圆福顺夫妻携手绘就新篇转机出现在2023年。当夫妇俩偶然邂逅福顺小区这间空置的门头房时,一种“就是这里”的直觉让他们一拍即合。多年的福彩业主梦,终于照进了现实。王心坤亲手挂上自己珍藏的书画作品,用书画和福彩元素填满了这间“梦中情屋”。妻子吴冬梅也不甘落后,从福彩“小白”迅速成长为一名业务娴熟、深受彩友信任的销售员。她细心打理着店里的日常,让这间小屋在充满艺术感的同时,更添一份温馨与妥帖。

五 | 开业以来,这间独特的福彩小屋迅速成了社区里的“网红”打卡点。这里没有喧嚣与嘈杂,更多的是一种志趣相投的共鸣。“原本我只是路过想买张彩票,买完彩票被墙上的画吸引,站在这儿看了半天。”彩友李大爷笑着说,“在这里买彩票,心情特别舒畅,感觉这不仅是碰运气,更是一种文化享受。”像李大爷这样的“同频”之人不在少数。有的彩友在购彩之余,会驻足欣赏画作,与王心坤探讨几笔技法;也有不少书画圈的朋友慕名而来,在欣赏完作品后,顺手买上几张刮刮乐,讨个好彩头。

六 | 在这里,福彩不再仅仅是一种博弈,书画也不再是高高在上的艺术,二者在“美”与“善”的共鸣中实现了完美融合。

七 | 双向奔赴以美弘善的文化名片福彩的初衷是“扶老、助残、救孤、济困”,这是一种大爱;而书画讲究“成教化、助人伦”,传递的是一种向美向善的力量。王心坤的福彩站,正是用书画的“美”装点了公益的“善”。他用笔墨营造出的温馨氛围,让每一位走进店里的市民,都能在轻松愉悦中了解福彩文化,支持公益事业。以墨香浸润公益,用艺术点亮生活。在3701005339号福彩站,每一笔色彩的挥洒,都是对美好生活的向往;每一张售出的彩票,都是对社会福利事业的一份贡献。这里,正成为济南福彩一张独特的文化名片,讲述着关于爱心与艺术双向奔赴的温暖故事。
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