dà xióng māo

大熊猫

 

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píng píng

平平

 

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和

 

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fú shuāng

福双

 

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jiāng yào

将要

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去

měi guó

美国

shēng huó

生活

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了

The China Wildlife Conservation Association and the Atlanta Zoo in the United States recently reached a new agreement.

A pair of giant pandas from the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, the male “Pingping” and the female “Fushuang,” will soon leave for the United States and begin a new ten-year life there.

To welcome these two “new guests,” the Atlanta Zoo has made many preparations.

They are renovating the place where the pandas will live, hoping to give them a more comfortable and safer environment.

Chinese experts have also provided a lot of technical guidance, explaining in detail the requirements for the pandas’ food, daily care, and health care, so that they can live happily in the United States just as they do at home.

In fact, the Atlanta Zoo has had a long history of exchanges with China on giant pandas.

Before this pair, the giant pandas “Yangyang” and “Lunlun” had already lived there for more than twenty years.

They gave birth to a total of seven lovely panda cubs in Atlanta, which is a remarkable achievement.

These pandas not only brought happiness to many Americans, but also deepened the friendship between the people of the two countries.

This new cooperation is not only about letting people see cute pandas; it also has an important mission: to allow experts from both countries to work together to study how to better protect giant pandas and prevent and treat their diseases.

It is also of great significance for global biodiversity conservation.

Giant pandas are not only China’s national treasure, but also a bridge connecting the feelings of the people of the two countries.

It is believed that after “Pingping” and “Fushuang” arrive in the United States, they will become new stars, let everyone once again feel the charm of giant pandas, and continue this wonderful “panda friendship.”