China museum uses ksp on official poster

[Tony805]

5 hours ago, klesh said:

 

Yes, I was being intentionally vague.  There was recently quite a stir caused by Chinese translation as it relates to KSP:

 

https://steamed.kotaku.com/kerbal-space-program-review-bombed-over-controversial-c-1819417868

 

http://steamcommunity.com/app/220200/discussions/0/2592234299528870465/

 

Oh yeah, I knew it. It is ridiculous. Just like why Kerman but not Kerwoman. I think she was just wanna argue with somebody.

But honestly, I don't think it's a good idea that gives KSP negative reviews just because of this. It didn't change the fact that KSP is a good game. 

[Rocket In My Pocket]

27 minutes ago, Tony805 said:

It didn't change the fact that KSP is a good game. 

Couldn't have said it better myself!

[magnemoe]

On 5.1.2018 at 8:02 AM, Tony805 said:

The poster just basically said in the past 50 years, NASA, Soviet, Europe, and Japan sent lots of satellites into space and did a good job. After China landed on the moon, we would try our best on the Mars project next. Nothing important else.

So I think it's OK to use KSP on the poster.

This, they wanted an decent looking spaceship who was not known from movies. 
High chance it was something they found on the internett. 
Note that its nothing wrong in using KPS to show stuff like orbital or interplanetary operations in it self. 

The ship looks a bit weird however and its an old ksp version, LV-N with rocket fuel tanks, parashutes but no heat shield. 

Looks like its an base with an combined last stage and skycrane using LV-N. Has an Laythe feeling. 
Wonder if the outrigger holds an satelite / probe?

 

[something]

Wait, did they use the space craft and the KSP skybox and just planted an image of Mars on top?