From the vast cosmos to the deep ocean, these great engineering vessels share one name: #LongMarch.
Generations of #HIT researchers devote their careers to this enduring journey. They carry forward the spirit of perseverance and push the boundaries of #exploration.
#HIT's late #autumn is a fleeting, stunning sight.
Vivid foliage contrasts with the #university's classic architecture. Every corner tells a calm story of this #campus.
A student cast member shares her reflections on taking part in HIT's panoramic #stage production The Stargazers.
For her, this stage journey is far more than just a #performance – it is a profound lesson representing personal growth.
#HIT's groundbreaking panoramic stage performance The Stargazers brings a pivotal chapter of China's engineering history to vivid life.
The production honors the "800 Heroes", a cohort of young scholars who laid the groundwork for the nation's industrial rise.
Wind sweeps across the #HIT campus and your screen, bringing you #autumn-style #wallpapers.
Save the vibrant fall colors of the #campus, and keep HIT's beauty in your phone. #AutumnVibes
"What I'll remember most? My mentors and my lab partners."
HIT's 2026 doctoral graduates shared what moved them most: mentors who taught them how to do research and how to be a good person, and teammates who stayed late to solve problems together.
This year marks the 70th anniversary of China's #space program.
#HIT presents a three-part #documentary called Companions on the Quest for the Universe.
Episode 1 is out now. Revisit the spirit of that era.
Ambassadors' choice!
Multiple ambassadors to China visited HIT and toured our Space Museum for real rockets, real satellites, and real history.
From first-time visitors to returning friends, their feedback says it all: HIT stands at the forefront of China's space development.
🌏Female #diplomats from 31 countries recently visited #HIT and explored our Space #Museum – from #VR space station tours to up-close satellite models.
Their curiosity and enthusiasm were truly inspiring, showing that science and diplomacy both start with a conversation.

























