China plans to build an international research station at the moon's south pole in the future, after completing feasibility studies for the new phase of the lunar research plan.
In an interview with China Space News, Wu Weiren, chief designer of the lunar exploration program, explained that three new missions are planned. The program includes the recovery of lunar samples from the south pole by Chang'e-6, a detailed study of the resources of the south pole of the Moon by Chang'e-7 and the testing of key technologies in preparation for the construction of the station. lunar research by Chang'e-8.