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Chances are that the next launch to orbit might still be from the Chinese, with a Long March 3B preparing to launch the Tiantong-1-02 GEO mobile comsat "around November 12".
(inserts up-to-date picture of random girl at Xichang in front of pad 2 where this launch will go from
)pic.twitter.com/EdybF1dNrD
After some longer than usual waiting, air-space closure notices finally popped up just now *ON LAUNCH DAY* for a T-0 of ~16:00 UTC today. The Chinese seems getting more and more sloppier for issuing these notices as their launch schedule piles up to 40+/year...grr...pic.twitter.com/Kmo8JlzymP
Long March 3B on the launch pad at Xichang waiting for launch at around the top of the hour:pic.twitter.com/vsm64X0sGc
While I'm not sure how many hypergolic rockets in history worldwide require this (Titan or Ariane 1-4 or Proton for example), everytime you see the LM-2/3/4 series flying even today there are pad rats doing the hard work of manually fueling the lower stages - and troubleshooting.pic.twitter.com/fBRknVo1rP
Oh and for quality assurance slogans for aerospace organizations, this one prominently shown at XSLC is certainly austere...
"Every bolt links our spaceflight development; every little buttons safeguard the pride of our race."
pic.twitter.com/hC1J40rjPh
She probably did a tiring trek to that kind of vantage point
This photo is wonderful in so many ways. 
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