The Tianwen-1 has sent back several images of Mars, including the Martian south pole, the 4,000km long Valles Marineris canyon, and photographs of several craters.
Job done
Tianwen-1 has fulfilled its objectives and will be used for an aerobraking test. It circled the planet thrice every Martian day and used a medium-resolution camera to map its surface.
Mission accomplished in just over a year
Tianwen-1 entered Martian orbit in February 2021. It encircled the planet over 1,300 times in just over a year to photograph Mars.
Details about Tianwen-1
Tianwen-1 is China's maiden interplanetary mission and it successfully entered the Martian orbit in its first attempt. It consists of an orbiter and a rover called Zhurong.