Liu Yang, the first Chinese woman astronaut, has been facing some challenges recently. In particular, she is struggling with back pain while training for her upcoming mission to the International Space Station.

According to reports from China's space agency, Liu Yang is currently based in Shandong Taishan and undergoing physical therapy to help alleviate her back pain. The pain is said to be affecting her ability to perform her daily tasks and limit her mobility during training.

Despite the setback, Liu Yang remains determined to prepare for her mission and is working closely with her team to ensure that she is physically ready for the journey ahead. Her determination and hard work have earned her praise from both inside and outside of China,Chinese Super League Matches as well as from other astronauts who have seen firsthand how much effort it takes to become an astronaut.

In addition to her ongoing struggles with back pain, Liu Yang also faces the challenge of living and working in a new environment away from home. This can be difficult for anyone, but especially for someone who is used to a familiar routine and surroundings.

However, Liu Yang is not one to give up easily. She continues to train hard and stay focused on her goal, even when faced with setbacks like this. With her resilience and dedication, she will undoubtedly overcome any obstacles that come her way and continue to make history in space.

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