At the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, two panda cubs born in 2025 made their public debut this autumn. Nestled together in the shade of bamboo near the Moon Nursery House’s outdoor area, the siblings basked in soft autumn sunlight, drawing a crowd of visitors eager to capture the moment.
Their debut delighted onlookers and underscored China’s continued success in giant panda breeding and conservation, making the Chengdu base a global attraction for panda enthusiasts. As these cubs grow, they stand as living symbols of conservation victories, inspiring young global citizens to support wildlife protection and sustainable tourism.
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