https://youtu.be/wUju9-cckKA?si=nZFOCga10mnCA_vs
The other component is the autonomous docking of the return probe in lunar orbit.
Soviets have done a lunar sample return, but they had a probe that would lift off directly into a earth return trajectory, but that seems to have limited both the liftoff mass and the possible zones in moon from which it can lift off. This seems a much more complex mission than that.
Also some animated videos of the misson show a skip re-entry back to earth, don't know if it is the case during this particular flight.
Official announcement by the CNSA: https://www.cnsa.gov.cn/n6758823/n6758838/c10565180/content....
Congratulations for such an achievement!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Lunar_Research_S...
(nuclear power plans by Russia not so much)
Is there enough gravity on the moon to prevent the long-term health problems from the space station like bone, muscle and vision loss?