1.人类第一次开启了民用星际航线，地球上的人类纷纷开着自己的航天飞机去往月球参观，民用星际航线开始排起了大长队。
1. For the first time, humans have opened civil interplanetary routes. Humans on the earth have opened their own space shuttles to visit the moon. Civil interplanetary routes have begun to line up.
2.阿姆斯特朗在月球的脚印其实已经被月球表面的沙子淹没了，但是人类旅游局为了增加旅游业绩，后面重新模拟了一个脚印，并保存起来，脚印新鲜度为1年。
2. Armstrong's footprints on the moon have actually been submerged by the sand on the surface of the moon, but in order to increase tourism performance, the Human Tourism Bureau has re-simulated a footprint and saved it with a freshness of one year.
3.国旗海洋景点。在这5000年间纷纷有国家登陆到月球并且在上面插上旗帜，为了表示人类和平统一，人类旅游局宣布将这块插满旗帜的区域作为一个景点。值得一提的是，五千多年前阿姆斯特朗插的美国国旗一直倒在那里，因为当年登月舱从月球起飞的时候，发动机喷射出来的尾气吧国旗吹倒了，由于人类旅游局规定一个国家只能有一面旗帜留在月球表面，所以美国的国旗一直没有立起来。
3. Flag marine attractions. During the 5,000 years, many countries landed on the moon and inserted flags on them. In order to express the peaceful reunification of mankind, the Bureau of Human Tourism announced that this area full of flags will be used as an attraction. It is worth mentioning that the American flag inserted by Armstrong more than 5,000 years ago has been dumped there, because when the lunar module took off from the moon, the flag of the exhaust gas from the engine was blown down, because the Human Tourism Administration has a country. Only one flag can remain on the surface of the moon, so the American flag has not stood up.
4.有情怀的人类纷纷在月球上扔相片、明信片、硬币等各种物品，就久而久之，这里成为了月球上最大的垃圾处理站。
4. The human beings with emotions have thrown photos, postcards, coins and other items on the moon. Over time, it has become the largest garbage disposal station on the moon.
5.五千多年前“阿波罗17号”飞船指挥官尤金·安德鲁·塞尔南在月球上留下了一台哈苏相机，后来这台相机按照当年的规格重新生产了一台被放置在月球上，人们纷纷排队通过这台相机合影留言，感受五千多年前的滤镜（一次拍照5000万美元）。
5. More than 5,000 years ago, the commander of the Apollo 17 spacecraft, Eugene Andrew Selnan, left a Hasselblad camera on the moon. Later, this camera reproduced a piece according to the specifications of the year. Placed on the moon, people lined up to take a photo with this camera and feel the filter more than 5,000 years ago ($50 million at a time).
6.月球电话亭。在这个电话亭打电话可以和地球上的人们进行通讯，电话的音质是为了模拟五千多年前的音频信号，所以会很模糊。据统计，在这个电话亭打电话的人说的最多的一句话是：这是人类的好多步，但却是我的第一步，我现在在月球哦！
6. Moon phone booth. Calling in this phone booth can communicate with people on the planet. The sound quality of the phone is to simulate the audio signal more than 5,000 years ago, so it will be very vague. According to statistics, the most common sentence spoken by people calling at this telephone booth is: This is a lot of human steps, but it is my first step, I am now on the moon!
7.去月球旅行的人们都很期待看到地升的景象，并纷纷拍照。
7. People who travel to the moon are looking forward to seeing the scene of the ascent, and have taken pictures.
8.由于很多人都拍学阿姆斯特走下登月舱的照片，因此大家纷纷在梯子上停留不肯下来，人类旅游局无奈之下做了好几个登月舱，让更多的游客在梯子上拍照。
8. Since many people have taken pictures of Armstrong's landing lunar module, everyone has stopped on the ladder and refused to go down. The Human Tourism Bureau has made several lunar modules to help more tourists. Take a photo on the ladder.
9.人类去月球旅游回来后都喜欢带上一块月球的石头，久而久之，多年以后的月球体积变得越来越小。
9. After returning to the moon, humans like to bring a piece of moon stone. Over time, the moon volume has become smaller and smaller.
