With the completion of China's space station, this high-tech facility floating in Earth's orbit not only represents the tremendous progress of China's space industry, but also symbolizes China's new position in the international space race.

The Chinese space station, purely "Made in China," embodies its national character in its name. It is not only a scientific research platform, but also a symbol of China's space exploration and technological prowess.

Meanwhile, the International Space Station's "shelf life" is quietly drawing to a close, with its operation expected to end by 2024 at the latest.

This situation has made the future role of the Chinese space station even more significant, and may even affect the global space science landscape.

Against this backdrop, the completion of the China Space Station undoubtedly brings China to unprecedented opportunities.

In the meantime, some nations are rethinking ties with China, hoping to secure a place in future space exploration.

Russia, as a strategic partner of China, has made it clear that it will participate in China's space station project and plans to integrate its systems with China's Beidou Navigation Satellite System.

This decision has not only strengthened China-Russia cooperation in the field of astronautics, but also had a profound impact on other countries, especially those dependent on Russian technology.

India, which has long been the biggest buyer of Russian weapons, has been put under big pressure by Russia’s plan to integrate its systems with China’s Beidou navigation system.

Once Russia integrates its own system into China's Beidou system, India's defenses will become transparent as a result, and this is of course a consideration in terms of a country's national security.

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