Chinese Lunar Probes are spacecraft designed by China to explore the Moon. These missions aim to gather data about the lunar surface, geology, and potential resources. Notable probes include Chang'e 3, which successfully landed on the Moon in 2013, and Chang'e 4, the first to land on the far side of the Moon in 2019. The Chang'e program is part of China's broader space exploration efforts, which also include missions to Mars and beyond. These lunar probes help scientists understand the Moon's history and its relationship with Earth, contributing to future exploration and potential human missions.