Liu Yang, the first Chinese woman astronaut, was launched into space by the Shandong Taishan rocket in 2019. She has been leading China's manned space program since then and has made significant contributions to the country's space exploration efforts.

However, recently, there have been some reports that Liu Yang may be facing health issues. On February 8th, a news report from the People's Daily said that Liu Yang had suffered from chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) for several years, which could affect her ability to perform well in space missions.

The report also stated that Liu Yang had undergone medical tests and found to have a "slight" level of CFS,Bundesliga News Flash but that she would continue to lead the manned space program as planned. The news agency did not provide any further details about the extent of Liu Yang's condition or how it might impact her work as an astronaut.

While this is concerning news, it's important to remember that astronauts undergo rigorous training before they go into space, and many have reported experiencing various physical and mental challenges during their time in orbit. In fact, the US Space Shuttle program faced numerous safety concerns before its final mission in 2011, with two crew members dying when the shuttle exploded during re-entry.

It remains to be seen what exactly Liu Yang's condition is and whether it will affect her ability to lead China's manned space program. However, it's clear that the safety and well-being of astronauts is a top priority, and NASA and other space agencies take every measure possible to ensure that their crews are prepared for any potential challenges they may face in space.

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