China has launched its fourth publicly disclosed reusable experimental spacecraft into orbit, marking a significant advancement in its recoverable spaceflight program. According to AeroTime, the mission will focus on technology verification for reusable spacecraft, with the goal of supporting the peaceful use of outer space. While Chinese authorities have not confirmed the spacecraft’s capabilities, Western space trackers have reported complex orbital manoeuvres, raising potential strategic or military implications. The program is seen as a solution to reduce launch costs and improve operational flexibility.