November 1，The 40th Chinese Antarctic Scientific Expedition“Snow Dragon”No. And“Snow Dragon 2”Polar Scientific Research Vessel，From the dock of China's polar expedition base in Shanghai，Go to Antarctica to carry out a scientific expedition。

Let's take a look.~

This is the 31-year history of XGMA's contribution to the Antarctic scientific expedition.，Largest single dispatch、The most powerful“Luxury line-ups”，Not only have they taken part in many scientific examinations,“Old soldier”，There are also those who take part in the scientific examination for the first time.“Recruits”，A total of five mechanics went with the team.。In nearly a month.，They will join forces with another XGMA mechanic who is on a scientific research mission in Antarctica.，In front of the whole world，Show the elegance of the best engineering mechanics in China。

Figure/Xie Wenbi, one of the five mechanics of XGMA

According to Xinhua News Agency，China's 40th Antarctic expedition set out from China on November 1, 2023.，Return in April 2024，It lasted more than five months.。For the first time, the inspection mission was supported by three ships.，“Snow Dragon”And“Snow Dragon 2”The ship sails from Shanghai.，It mainly carries out scientific investigation.、Personnel transport and logistics mission；“Tianhui”The cargo ship set out from Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu.，It mainly undertakes the task of transporting materials for the construction of the new scientific research station.。

Figure/XGMA Mechanic Still on Scientific Research Mission in Antarctica Wang Ronghui

On the Antarctic expedition.，The six mechanics selected by XGMA are mainly responsible for the daily operation of the machinery and equipment of China's Antarctic Scientific Research Station.、Maintenance、Maintenance，And site infrastructure、Material storage and transportation, etc.。They will be in extreme low temperatures.、High altitude、Under harsh natural conditions such as strong winds and strong ultraviolet rays，With excellent professional skills and dedication of professional spirit.，Escort China's Antarctic scientific expedition。