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The return capsule of the crewed spacecraft Shenzhou-22 (神舟二十二号) landed successfully on 29 May 2026, according to the China Manned Space Agency (CMSA). With this landing, the crew of the Shenzhou-21 mission returned safely to Earth.
The three taikonauts had lived and worked aboard China’s Tiangong (天宫) space station as part of the Shenzhou-21 long-duration mission. Their return marks the conclusion of yet another crewed stay in China’s human spaceflight program.
Details regarding the landing zone, precise touchdown times, and the crew’s post-return health status can be found in the original CMSA release. Information on scientific experiments conducted and spacewalks performed during the mission has been documented in earlier CMSA reports.
With this landing, China continues its regular crew rotation schedule aboard the Tiangong station, paving the way for the next long-duration mission.