China established the earliest and largest satellite launch center?

Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center is the earliest and largest satellite launch center in China.

Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, located on the Gobi Desert in the north of Jiuquan, Gansu Province, was established in June of 1958+00. It is the earliest and largest satellite launch center in China, one of the launch test bases for scientific satellites, technical test satellites and launch vehicles in China, and a world-famous manned space launch site.

Taiyuan

Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center, located in the northwest plateau of Taiyuan City, was established in 1967. It is mainly responsible for launching China's polar-orbiting spacecraft and sun-synchronous orbit, and detecting deep space targets. China's first sun-synchronous orbit meteorological satellites Fengyun-1, Ziyuan-1 and Ocean Resources Exploration Satellite were successfully launched.

Xichang

Xichang satellite launch center, located in a deep canyon in the northwest of Xichang City, Sichuan Province, was founded in 1970. It is the first space launch site in China, and mainly undertakes major space launch missions such as geosynchronous orbit satellites and lunar probes. China's Chang 'e lunar exploration satellites were all launched here.

wenchang satellite launch center

Wenchang Satellite Launch Center was built in 2009. Features: Wenchang Satellite Launch Center is the only low-latitude coastal launch site in China. Because of its special location near the equator, the rocket power system consumes less fuel when launching spacecraft, so it can launch giant spacecraft.

Mainly responsible for launching spacecraft such as geosynchronous orbit satellites, high-quality polar orbit satellites, large-tonnage space stations and deep space exploration satellites. For example, the Long March 5 rocket, the "Quest for Heaven" experimental module, the "Tianhe" core module, the "Tian Wen No.1" Mars probe, the Chang 'e V and the cargo ship "Tianzhou" series were all launched here.