Was Shenzhou VII still when the astronauts left the cabin?

Of course, it's in flight. If it is stationary, it will approach the earth due to the gravity of the earth, that is, it will fall (if you throw a stone on the ground, it will definitely fall to the ground). . . Only when flying, with the help of speed, centrifugal force of centrifugal motion (deviating from the earth) and overcoming the attraction of the earth's gravity (which can be understood as the cancellation of two forces), will it fly in the predetermined orbit. . . When flying, the astronauts and the spacecraft have the same speed (provided that the spacecraft speed will not change significantly after the astronauts leave the cabin, which is why the astronauts should hang hooks to prevent the astronauts from drifting away because of the speed difference). At this time, the astronauts and spacecraft remain relatively stationary (at the same speed) and will not drift away. . . Imagine if you are sitting on a moving train and bored, just pick up your mobile phone and throw it on. If the train runs at a constant speed, will it hit your head or fall into your hands? This is the same reason. . . Limited knowledge, can only answer these questions. . . .