China would launch third manned space flight in the month of September this year.

It is reported by a Hong Kong based newspaper Wen Wei Po. The launch of Shenzhou VII would strengthen its position on the space research program.

The mission would be launched from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre in the northwest Gansu province. It would land in the northern Inner Mongolia province according to the reports of a section of media.

The launch date is scheduled many times. It was once fixed on October 2008 and changed to the month of November. Out of three space astronauts of china, one will conduct first ever space walk for china.

Yang Liwei was the first man from china who was landed into the space in 2003. China had also sent 2 men into space in 2005 for five day space mission.