Japan has once again postponed the return of the popular giant panda Xiangxiang, will the pandas be

Giant pandas can be well cared for, because the Japanese love pandas very much, and the status of giant pandas in Japan is very high.

Giant pandas will definitely be well cared for, and the giant panda is a national treasure of our country, and everyone takes it very seriously.

Definitely, the giant panda is a national treasure and very rare, and its popularity abroad is very strong.

Giant panda Xiangxiang has a very good time in Japan, because the Japanese love pandas very much, and the giant panda Xiangxiang has a special house to live in, and the bamboo she eats is airlifted from Sichuan.

It lives well in Japan and is loved by the Japanese people, and the relevant breeders also raise it for white and fat, and let it travel in the open field every day to take care of its bathing and resting.

It is very happy, this giant panda is particularly popular, and many tourists come to visit it every day.

The current situation of Chinese giant pandas abroad is very good, because Chinese giant pandas are very popular all over the world, and they are leased in the past, if the lending country does not take good care of the Chinese giant pandas, the giant pandas will be taken back to China and will no longer be leased to this country.

We don't have to worry about the current situation of giant pandas abroad, because no matter what happens abroad, foreign zoos will still take care of Chinese giant pandas, because it is not easy to come by. At present, all the pandas in the world are leased out by China and are to be recovered. In the early stage of the lease, the relevant personnel of our country will go to the country where they want to lease the giant panda for on-the-spot inspection, and only after confirming that the environment and all aspects of the requirements built by the leasing country for the giant panda are qualified, they will agree to lease the giant panda, and in the process of the lease, if the leasing country does not fulfill the requirements of taking good care of our giant pandas, China will ask the leasing country to return the giant pandas, so we do not have to worry about the current situation of the giant pandas abroad.

Worrying about the current situation of giant pandas abroad is a bit too much. Giant pandas no matter in which country, are fragrant, there are giant pandas in the zoo, basically it is impossible to lose money, because the giant pandas in other places outside China, the number is pitiful, it is likely that a large area, there are also high zoos with giant pandas, so that it can attract a lot of tourists to play, just so, you can make the zoo use the popularity of the giant panda to make a lot of money. And to rent giant pandas, in fact, many zoos are also rented after weighing the pros and cons, no zoo is to say that the giant panda is fun to rent, regardless of whether it can bring positive benefits to the zoo.

In this way, few zoos can survive, so there is no need to worry about the current situation of giant pandas abroad.

In general, the current situation of China's giant pandas abroad is "uncle", because China's management of leased giant pandas is very strict, and those leased pandas will be recalled if they are not careful, and giant pandas can also bring huge benefits to local zoos, and no zoo will treat giant pandas badly.

This Japan is living very well, they are also very good to Xiangxiang, after all, it is a national treasure belonging to China, and it is also a group pet, and everyone likes this giant panda very much.

The current situation abroad is not good, I heard that this giant panda is particularly thin in Japan, and its body is also very dirty, and no one bathes it, which is very pitiful.

The current situation of Chinese giant pandas abroad is very good, because many countries value pandas very much and will prepare rich resources and a good environment for them.

The current situation of the Chinese giant panda abroad is very good, everyone is very precious to this animal, they are very friendly, and they usually take care of it carefully.

Discovered: Giant pandas have lived on the earth for at least 8 million years, because giant pandas live at an altitude of 2600-3500 meters above sea level, the air is thin, clouds and mist dense bamboo forests, so it was not until 1869, in Baoxing County, northwest of Sichuan, China, that the cat and bear living in the wilderness was discovered by the French missionary Armand David, and began to enter the field of vision of human civilization.

Taken out of the country: After its discovery, the panda's fate was full of ups and downs: it died on the way out of the country in the same year it was discovered, and was then taxidermy and exhibited at the National Museum in Paris, France.

Since then, groups of Western explorers, hunters, and museum specimen collectors have come to the panda production area, but they have never been able to catch a live giant panda, so they can only hunt, buy and make taxidermies, and so on.

In 1936, Westerners had been seeking giant pandas for more than half a century. Ruth Harkless, a 35-year-old female fashion designer in New York who fulfilled her husband's last wish William Harkless, finally found a live giant panda in Wenchuan, named it "Su Lin", and brought it back to the United States to be exhibited in major cities, causing a sensation everywhere she went. Unfortunately, Su Lin only lived for a year before being made into a permanent specimen.

Since then, giant pandas have been captured by various Western powers and taken out of the country one after another. In the 10 years from 1936 to 1946 alone, 16 live giant pandas were shipped out of China.

When it comes to what our country's national treasure is, many people will definitely think of pandas first. Indeed, as a national treasure of our country, the panda has become one of the representatives of our country by virtue of its cute appearance and uniqueness of living conditions. The cute image of the panda is not only liked by the Chinese people, but also attracts a large number of foreigners.

Therefore, pandas have also become a testimony to the friendship between the two countries, and foreign countries often lease pandas to China. Previously, Japan postponed the return of the giant panda Xiangxiang for the fourth time, and the news once again aroused the discussion of pandas among netizens, although everyone often envied the status of the panda's national treasure, but few people noticed the panda's suffering history before it became a national treasure, so let's learn about it. <>

First of all, we can know that the panda can be said to be one of the living fossils on the earth, which has been on the earth for more than 8 million years. Although they are not as good as those that have existed for hundreds of millions of years, they are very rare for large animals to survive to this day, so it is no exaggeration to call them living fossils. The panda was first spotted in 1869 by a French missionary.

But at that time, our country was still very poor, and even if there were many foreigners eyeing pandas, there was nothing they could do. Therefore, this has led to a large number of hunting of giant pandas by many foreign explorers, museum specimen collectors, etc. In the thirties and forties of the last century alone, more than a dozen live giant pandas in China were smuggled abroad, and because of a large number of hunting, pandas became an endangered species in China.

It was not until 1950 of the last century that our country began to attach importance to the giant panda, and since then it has been protected and gradually established its status as a national treasure. <>

Secondly, the first loan of China's giant pandas was in 1984, when Los Angeles hosted the Olympic Games. After the Olympics, foreigners saw that the giant panda was very popular, so they continued to start renting giant pandas, and since then other countries have followed suit. <>

In short, although the panda is now a national treasure of our country, it has also experienced a lot of hardships before, otherwise how could it become an endangered animal.

Giant pandas have been on the earth for 8 million years, and although they are not as old as many animals that are hundreds of millions of years old, they are actually rare to consider as large animals, and it makes sense to be called "living fossils". They were first recorded and discovered in 1869 by the French missionary Armand David. At that time, we were not strong enough, and many foreigners were worried about pandas, and we couldn't do anything about them, which led to many foreign explorers, hunters, and museum specimen collectors hunting pandas uncontrollably, because they couldn't catch them alive, so they usually killed them directly and then took the organs they needed, such as fur and claws.

With the improvement of technology, even from 1936 to 1946 alone, 16 live giant pandas in China were transported abroad, and the number of giant pandas fell off a cliff, so it became an endangered species.

At that time, most pandas were unable to eat enough, life was more difficult, very thin, would participate in some circus activities, life was relatively difficult.

In the previous history, humans hunted giant pandas on a large scale, the number of pandas dropped a lot, and every day they faced kidney replenishment, and the ecological environment changed, they did not have enough food, their living environment has also been seriously changed, and they have become endangered animals.

1. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government of Japan** announced on March 26, 2012 that due to the impact of the new crown epidemic, the return of the 3-year-old female giant panda "Xiangxiang" born in Ueno Zoo to China has been postponed from May 31, 2021 to December 31, 2021.

2. Xiangxiang is a female giant panda born on June 12, 2017 in Ueno Zoo, Japan, and is the daughter of the male giant panda Bili (Japanese name "Lili") and the female giant panda "Fairy" (Japanese name "Zhenzhen") who went to Japan in China in 2011.

Since July, Ueno Zoo has been soliciting names for panda cubs from all over Japan. At the end of August, a selection committee headed by Tetsuko Kuroyanagi, the honorary president of the Japan Panda Conservation Association, selected eight of the approximately 320,000 candidates. After negotiations with China, which owns the ownership of the panda, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government finally named the baby panda "Xiangxiang".

The name will be represented in two ways: Japanese fujikana and kanji.