The Tiangong Space Station, China’s first space laboratory, boasts over 110 cubic meters of usable space and can accommodate three astronauts. It operates in orbit at an altitude of 400-450 kilometers above Earth’s surface. The Tiangong Space Station has already carried out more than 180 scientific research and application projects, covering fields such as space life science, space medicine, and space materials science. The research findings from the Tiangong Space Station have been widely applied in China, generating significant economic benefits. For instance, the direct economic benefits created by space breeding amount to hundreds of billions of yuan. This not only signifies China’s immense progress in aerospace technology but also demonstrates the country’s significant contributions to global space research and applications.