Under what conditions did Qian Xuesen return to China?

In the early 1950s, the news that Qian Xuesen was persecuted in the United States quickly spread to China, and friends in China's scientific and technological circles supported Qian Xuesen through various channels. The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China is extremely concerned about Qian Xuesen's situation in the United States, and the China government publicly issued a statement condemning the US government for imprisoning Qian Xuesen against his will. ?

1954 By chance, he saw Chen Shutong standing at the gate of Tiananmen Square as the vice chairman of the National People's Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC) in the newspaper, so he decided to write to his father's good friend for help. Just as Premier Zhou Enlai was anxious about this, Chen Shutong, then vice chairman of the National People's Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC), received a letter from the other side of the ocean. He opened it and signed it "Qian Xuesen", originally asking the motherland government to help him return to China.

1954 in April, the United States, Britain, China, the Soviet Union and France held an international conference in Geneva to discuss the settlement of the Korean issue and restore peace in zhina. Zhou Enlai, head of the China delegation attending the meeting, thought that a group of overseas students and scientists in China were detained in the United States, so he instructed that since the Americans asked British diplomats to dredge relations with us, we should seize this opportunity and open up new channels of contact.

On June 5, 2004, Wang Bingnan, Secretary-General of the China delegation, held preliminary talks with US representative and Deputy Secretary of State Johnson on the national issues of the two countries. The United States submitted to China a list of overseas Chinese and some American soldiers detained by China, asking China to give them a chance to return home. In order to show China's sincerity, Zhou Enlai instructed Wang Bingnan to make generous concessions in the third Sino-US talks held in June 1954, and also demanded that the United States stop detaining Qian Xuesen and other China students studying in the United States. ?

However, China's just request was unreasonably rejected by the United States. 1954 on July 2 1 day, the Geneva conference closed. In order not to interrupt communication channels, Zhou Enlai instructed Wang Bingnan to agree to hold consular talks in Geneva from July 22nd. 1954. To further demonstrate China's sincerity in the Sino-US negotiations, China released four detained American pilots. ?

China's concession was ultimately aimed at getting Qian Xuesen and other scientists studying in the United States to return to China as soon as possible. But on this key issue, US Congressman Johnson still refuses to let go of the real reason why China sent Qian Xuesen back to China.

From 65438 to 0955, after continuous efforts of Premier Zhou Enlai's diplomatic negotiations with the United States-even including the release of 1 1 American pilots captured in the Korean War, Qian Xuesen received a notice from the US Immigration Bureau allowing him to return to China on August 4, 1955.

1September 1955 17, Qian Xuesen's wish to return to China finally came true. On this day, Qian Xuesen, his wife Jiang Ying and a pair of young children boarded the ship "President Cleveland" and embarked on the journey of returning to the motherland. 1On October 8th, Qian Xuesen's family finally returned to the haunted motherland and hometown.

Extended data

At the beginning of 1956, Qian Xuesen put forward the Opinions on Establishing China's National Defense Aviation Industry to the Central Committee and the State Council. At the same time, Qian Xuesen established the first rocket and missile research institute in China, the Fifth Research Institute of the Ministry of National Defense, and served as the first president.

He presided over the establishment of jet and rocket technology, participated in the development of short-range missiles, medium-and short-range missiles and China's first artificial earth satellite, directly led the "two-bomb combination" test of medium-and short-range missiles carrying atomic bombs, and participated in the formulation of the "two-bomb combination" test of short-range missiles carrying atomic bombs in China.

Participated in formulating the development plan of China's first interstellar aviation, and developed and established engineering cybernetics and systematics. Under the leadership of Qian Xuesen,1964/kloc-0 succeeded in exploding China's first atomic bomb in June,/kloc-0 succeeded in exploding China's first hydrogen bomb in June, 967, and/kloc-0 succeeded in launching China's first artificial satellite on April 24, 970.

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