Macao’s Happy Panda Family Strengthens Bond with Mainland
Macao’s beloved panda family, Kai Kai, Xin Xin, and their twin cubs, unite the SAR and mainland residents, bringing joy and strengthening emotional bonds.
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Guangzhou Celebrates Mei Zhu’s Six-Month Milestone
Guangzhou Chimelong Safari Park celebrates the six-month anniversary of Mei Zhu, a beloved giant panda cub whose growth thrives under specialized care.
Winter Wonderland: Chongqing Zoo’s Pandas Embrace the Snow
Chongqing Zoo’s pandas revel in winter, frolicking in the snow and staying energetic without hibernation, making it the perfect season to visit these playful creatures.
An An and Ke Ke: New Panda Pair Debuts at Hong Kong’s Ocean Park
Hong Kong’s Ocean Park welcomes new panda pair An An and Ke Ke, expanding their population to six and delighting visitors with their charming debut.
Meet An An and Ke Ke: Hong Kong’s New Panda Stars
Hong Kong’s Ocean Park welcomes two new pandas, An An and Ke Ke, set to meet the public on December 8, sparking excitement across the city.
Chongqing’s Adorable Panda Twins Delight Zoo Visitors
Meet Chongqing Zoo’s beloved giant panda twins, Yu Ke and Yu Ai, who are captivating visitors with their playful antics and adorable appearances.
World’s Captive Panda Population Hits 757 Amid Expanded Nature Reserves
The global captive giant panda population has reached 757 as China expands nature reserves and national parks to enhance conservation efforts.
Hong Kong Celebrates 100 Days of Adorable Panda Twins at Ocean Park
Ocean Park Hong Kong celebrates the 100th day of giant panda twins with festive events, live-streaming, and joyful interactions, delighting visitors and residents alike.
Southern Hemisphere’s Only Giant Pandas Return to China After 15 Years
After 15 years at Adelaide Zoo, the Southern Hemisphere’s only giant pandas, Wang Wang and Fu Ni, have returned to China, marking a milestone in Australia-China conservation efforts.
BRICS’ Wildlife Wonders: China’s Most Iconic and Endangered Animals
Discover China’s iconic and endangered wildlife, including the giant panda, snub-nosed monkey, crested ibis, and Chinese white dolphin.