What is the name of the new generation of manned spacecraft?

The new generation of manned spacecraft should be called the following names: Huaxia 2, Nova Ark, Tianhe 2, Huapeng 2, and Shenfei 2.

1. Huaxia 2

"Huaxia" means China, which means that this spacecraft was developed and manufactured in China. At the same time, "No. 2" also means that it is a second-generation manned spacecraft. Therefore, "Huaxia 2" can not only express China's pride and pride in independent research and development, but also clearly convey the message that it is a new generation spacecraft.

2. Nova Ship

"New Star" means the representative of the new era, and represents that this spacecraft is the latest achievement of China's manned space technology in the new era. "Zhou" means boat, which directly points out its function. This name is both concise and contemporary, and can well demonstrate the continuous development and progress of China's manned space technology.

3. Tianhe-2

"Tianhe" means harmony in the sky and expresses China's vision and commitment to the peaceful use of space. At the same time, "No. 2" also shows that it is a second-generation manned spacecraft. This name is both rich in cultural connotation and Chinese characteristics, and can well convey China’s values ????for space exploration.

4. Huapeng 2

"Huapeng" means the giant eagle of China and expresses the lofty aspirations and ambitions of Chinese astronauts. "No. 2" indicates that it is a second-generation manned spacecraft. This name not only has cultural connotations, but also shows China’s ambitions and can well convey the spirit and pursuit of Chinese astronauts.

5. Shenfei 2

"Shenfei" means a magical leap, expressing the huge breakthroughs and progress in technology and performance of this spacecraft. "No. 2" indicates that it is a second-generation manned spacecraft. This name is not only rich in mythology, but also highlights the technological content and functions of this spacecraft, and can well convey the innovative spirit and pursuit of Chinese astronauts.