China plans lunar missions in 2026 and 2028, showcasing first-ever samples from both moon sides.

China's lunar exploration program has advanced significantly over the past 20 years, achieving breakthroughs in technology and science. The country plans to launch Chang'e-7 in 2026 to explore the moon's south pole and Chang'e-8 in 2028 to test lunar resource utilization. An exhibition at the National Museum in Beijing showcases lunar samples from both sides of the moon, marking a historic first. These achievements have enhanced global lunar research and international collaboration.