South Korea s sojourning giant panda Fu Bao is about to return to China

Mondo Social Updated on 2024-03-03

According to Yonhap News Agency on the 23rd, citing news from the South Korean-themed amusement park Everland, the high-profile giant panda "Fu Bao" in South Korea will return to China in early April. This news has attracted widespread attention and heated discussions.

According to reports, after returning to China, "Fu Bao" will be sent to the China Conservation and Research Center for the Giant Panda in Sichuan Province to continue his participation in giant panda conservation. As a national treasure, its return will be warmly welcomed by the people.

Since coming to South Korea in 2016, Fubao has been loved and concerned by the Korean people. During my stay at Everland in Korea, it exhibited a cute image and attracted many tourists. With the imminent return of "Fubao" to China, the South Korean people have also expressed their reluctance and blessings for it.

After returning to China this time, "Fubao" will return to the embrace of the motherland and devote himself to the work of the China Conservation and Research Center for the Giant Panda. As one of China's national treasures, the giant panda will continue to play an important role in conservation and research, contributing to the survival and reproduction of giant pandas.

After the news of the imminent return of "Fubao", many people expressed their blessings and expectations for it. Everyone is eagerly looking forward to the new life of "Fubao" in China, and believes that it will continue to shine in the embrace of the motherland and make more contributions to the cause of giant panda conservation.

The imminent return of "Fu Bao" is undoubtedly a good thing worth celebrating, and it represents a symbol of friendly exchanges and cooperation between China and South Korea. We look forward to the future of Fubao in China, and believe that it will continue to be the focus of everyone's attention and care, and contribute to the cause of giant panda conservation."

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