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On Oct. 16, 2016, Chinese astronauts of the Shenzhou-ll mission(任务), Jing Haipeng and Chen Dong, met the press（新闻发布会）Sunday ahead of Monday's launch.

Sitting under a national flag, the astronauts______ in good spirits and answered several questions.

“______the job is challenging, risky and dangerous, there is nothing more I would rather do,” Jing Haipeng, 50, who is commander of this mission, told reporters. It will be Jing's_____ spaceflight following his Shenzhou-7 mission in September 2008 and Shenzhou-9 m/ssion in March 2012.

On Monday, China successfully launched  (发射) manned spacecraft Shenzhou-ll carrying the two astronauts who will remain in space for 33 days.  The spacecraft was sent up at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in_____China's Gobi desert at 7: 30 a. m. Beijing time Monday with a Long March-2F Yll carrier rocket.  The spacecraft has entered its designated orbit  (轨道). The launch_____a success by Zhang Youxia, about 19 minutes after the blast-off (发射).

Three weeks before the task, the family members of Jing Haipeng and ChenDong still knew nothing. Chen Dong has been a (an) ______for many years before joining the space team. He and his wife now have a pair of five-year-old twin sons. One-month mission is not the longest time that Chen______away from home. When he was a pilot , he once did not come back home for half a year during a mission.

Cheng Dong described the experience as “no seeing, no______.”  But with the help of Virtual Reality  (虚拟现实) (VR)  technology, astronauts will meet their family during free time. “If I see them (family members) , it will be different somehow,”Chen said.

For Jing, he looks very calm.  In his first space mission on Shenzhou VII, his wife was so nervous______she almost did not sleep during those three days. Now that it is his third , his wife has_____it.