Chinese rockets are vehicles designed to transport payloads, such as satellites and scientific instruments, into space. The primary organization responsible for these rockets is the China National Space Administration (CNSA), which has developed various models, including the Long March series. These rockets are used for a range of missions, from launching communication satellites to supporting crewed spaceflights. The Long March 5 and Long March 6 are notable examples of China's advancements in rocket technology. These rockets are known for their reliability and increasing payload capacities, allowing China to expand its presence in space exploration and satellite deployment. As China's space program continues to grow, its rockets play a crucial role in achieving ambitious goals.