Giant pandas Jingjing and Sihai have arrived at their new home, why are Chinese giant pandas so

First, China's giant panda is a national treasure with a narrow habitat and a scarce number. The second giant panda has a unique appearance, a cute personality, no aggression, and is also very friendly to humans.

As a national treasure of our country, the giant panda is very cherished, and the reason why it has become a national treasure is because only China has a giant panda, and other countries do not have it, and our country also has panda diplomacy, using the giant panda as a gift as the basis for friendly exchanges between the two countries, and the giant panda is very popular abroad.

Because China's giant pandas are very cute and give people a cute and cute feeling, they are welcomed abroad.

China's "national treasures" giant pandas, the honest and lovely "Sihai" and "Jingjing" arrived in Qatar on October 19, 2022.

The capital is Doha. In Doha, the capital of Qatar, a comfortable and luxurious new home for the panda pavilion has long been prepared for "Sihai" and "Jingjing", and the local people can see the cute giant pandas, from local netizens to social **.

Judging from **and** on the platform, the giant pandas "Sihai" and "Jingjing" seem to have adapted to their new residence. It is reported that the giant pandas "Sihai" and "Jingjing" will live in Qatar for 15 years.

Giant pandas "Sihai" and "Jingjing" were the first pair to come to the Middle East.

The country's giant pandas, in order to show their love and welcome for China's giant pandas, the giant pandas "Sihai" and "Jingjing" are named in Arabic.

Textually named, they also have a local name - "Suhail" and "Soraya". In recent years, China's "national treasure" giant panda has also frequently "settled abroad", so why is this?

First of all, our "national treasure" giant panda has a long history, and its ability to survive and be protected now is a manifestation of China's emphasis on the conservation of species diversity, just like the giant panda sent to Doha, the capital of Qatar, is in Wolong, China's Giant Panda Conservation and Research Center.

Cultivated at the Shenshuping base, the giant panda "Sihai" is a male, and the giant panda "Jingjing" is a female, and this pair of giant pandas came to Doha, the capital of Qatar, which is conducive to promoting cultural exchanges between the two places and helping to promote endangered animals.

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Secondly, our "national treasure" giant panda has a simple and lovely appearance and a gentle temperament, which can promote emotional exchanges between the people of the two places, and it can be said that China's giant panda, as a "messenger of peace diplomacy", has brought joy to the local people, and also allowed more people to understand our achievements in protecting such endangered animals as the giant panda.

Finally, the giant panda is our "national treasure", which is of great significance, and it is also of great significance to send it abroad.

National treasure pandas are sent abroad, mainly because zoos abroad will rent pandas. Chinese pandas are not **, only rented, so foreign zoos want to have giant pandas, but also need to see the schedule of giant pandas.

The sending of national treasures abroad symbolizes the diplomatic and beautiful friendship between the two countries, and contributes to the political, economic, and cultural exchanges between the countries.

The giant panda, our national treasure, can be rented to other countries for viewing, which will bring income and diplomacy to our country.

It's still quite bad, because they miss their hometown very much, and every day is very depressed.

The current situation of Chinese giant pandas abroad is very comfortable, because many foreign people are very fond of giant pandas, and there are delicious and fun things.

Chinese giant pandas have a very good life abroad, and they are simply at the level of the master.

Giant panda carnivorous order Giant panda family.

Scientific name: ailuropoda melanoleuca English name: ciant panda

It is distributed in Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu in China. Endemic to China, the wild population is less than 1000, and about 100 are raised in captivity.

The giant panda (also known as the giant panda) inhabits the 2,000-3,500 m alpine bamboo forest in Haipo. Living alone, having activities and rest day and night, no settlement. Poor sense of sight and hearing, good sense of smell, clumsy posture, good at climbing, and able to swim.

Feed on bamboo leaves, bamboo shoots, bamboo stalks, etc., and occasionally eat small animals and bird eggs. Breeding period spring, gestation period 80-160 days, 1-2 litters per birth, 5-7 years old sexual maturity, life expectancy 25-30 years. Beijing Zoo began to breed and exhibit in 1955, successfully bred in 1963, successfully reproduced in 1978, successfully artificially fed in 1993, and successfully fed in 1999.

It is a first-class protected animal in China.

It is listed in the appendix of the International Convention on Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora.

The giant panda is endemic to China, and its main habitat is in the mountainous areas of Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu in China.

Foreign giant pandas are all gifts from China.

Giant pandas are only rented and not bought, rented for 100 US dollars a year, and the living environment is strict, and they are not rented if they do not meet the standards.

Yes, because pandas abroad are sent from our country.

Yes, foreign pandas are on loan from our China.

It's not a gift, it's a lease to other countries.

Yes, the giant panda is the only one in China, it is not only a Chinese specialty, but also famous for its rare and exotic animals. The excavated fossils prove that around 1 million years ago, the giant panda's footprints spread throughout the northern and southern provinces of China, from the east of the northern foot of the Qinling Mountains to the Yangtze River basin, to Yunnan and Sichuan in the west, and even to Myanmar and Vietnam. There were a lot of giant pandas at that time!

Later, due to the influence of human activities and natural changes, the area where giant pandas can live has gradually shrunk, until now, they only live in Minshan Mountain, Xiaoliang Mountain in Sichuan Province, the southern edge of Gansu Province, and some narrow areas at the southern foot of the Qinling Mountains in Shanxi Province, and each area is isolated from each other. The surviving giant panda is a remnant of an ancient animal, so it is known as a "living fossil", and the number is very small. This ancient and rare animal that has been left behind after millions of years has been recorded in ancient books in our country, but the people of the world knew it in 1869 AD.

At that time, there was one named Almond. The French missionary priest of Taiwei may have obtained the first specimen of the giant panda in Sichuan, and after a detailed description and name, it was published to the world. Since then, it has been found in Sichuan, Gansu and other places, and people have always attached great importance to it if they have obtained the treasure.

Because it resembles a bear but not a bear, and a cat but not a cat in terms of morphological structure, it has aroused the interest of zoologists. This ancient and rare species has important academic research value.

At present, wild pandas are distributed in China, and they are in Gansu, Shaanxi, and Sichuan areas with small populations.

The giant pandas in foreign zoos are all gifted or leased by China.

Pandas can live for more than 20 years at most, so those who are more than seven years old should be dead, and those who did not die were recently sent, and in addition, China sent giant pandas abroad to retain Chinese nationality after giving birth overseas, that is to say, panda cubs must be repatriated to China a few months after the overseas giant pandas give birth, which means that China has the right to own the giant pandas.

Now, except for the giant pandas that we have given to some countries, the rest are only available in China. In ancient times, there were all over the world, but because of climate change, only China had it.

Yes, the giant panda is endemic to China, mainly found in the mountainous areas of Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu.

The place of origin is in China, but some are sent out and some are leased.

Yes, everything from other countries is on loan.

Why the giant panda is called"National Treasure"?

The panda is a national treasure in China, just because it is the only one in China. And it's a very small amount.

As a national treasure of our country, the giant panda has always been loved by people all over the world. And the surprise it brings us is not only reflected in the cute appearance, the panda economy born with the panda as the industrial chain, and panda diplomacy is in full swing. These cute cute creatures stay in the zoo, pose a few times, and show their faces a few times, which is enough to make visitors willing to buy tickets, and you can see the charm of pandas from here.

In addition, not only our people love pandas, but also people from other countries around the world love pandas, so we have given birth to diplomatic relations with pandas as a link, and many countries have asked our country to send a few pandas, and we are also happy to agree. However, the gift here is only a loan, and it will be returned when it expires, and during this period, they will be responsible for taking care of the panda's diet and health, otherwise we have the right to return the treasure.

Although the number of giant pandas has gradually increased after being bred in captivity, they are still first-class protected animals in China. Even if other countries ask for it, we will only give away one or two. The two giant pandas, Jin, who are currently under contract to live in Qatar for the next 15 years, will bring more joy to visitors at the local zoo.

This also begs the question, why are giant pandas so sought after? There are several reasons for this.

The cuteness of pandas is obvious to all, otherwise they would not be called peerless cute. The round body, with two big black eye circles, simply hooked everyone's girlish heart. The overall black and white color scheme is also artistically aesthetically pleasing, making people look very comfortable.

As the saying goes, "rare things are expensive", the rarer things are, the higher the value, and the easier it is to be sought after. There are currently just over 2,000 pandas, most of which are bred in captivity, with only a few in the wild. It is because of this endangered attribute that people are extraordinary.

Follow it, love it.

The simple appearance is cute, the number is far from enough, the panda has a very docile personality, which is why everyone likes him very much. People are completely relaxed only when they come into contact with things that are not a threat to them, and pandas seem to be such animals. People can't help but get close to it, get to know it, and finally find that they are slowly falling in love with it.

Because giant pandas are very rare, they are only available in China, and giant pandas are very cute, round and fluffy, and many people will like them. And many foreign people have only seen giant pandas on TV and have not seen them with their own eyes, so giant pandas living in Qatar will be very sought after, welcomed and loved.

It's because the two of them are cute, and these two giant pandas look very honest, so they can always be liked by people.

Jing Jing and Si Hai are two very cute giant pandas, and they are also the first pair of giant pandas in the Middle East, so they are very popular.

Because there is no such thing as a panda abroad, many people have never even seen a panda, so when "Jingjing" and "Sihai" go abroad, they will be very popular.

The two giant pandas have been living in Qatar for 15 years, and according to the cooperation agreement reached between China and Qatar on giant panda conservation and research, the two giant pandas will live in Qatar for the next 15 years, which is the first pair of giant pandas to be welcomed in the Middle East, and they are so sought after.

Because the giant panda is a national treasure of China and a national first-class protected animal, these two giant pandas will live in Qatar when they go to the ocean, so they will be hunted down by the local area.

Giant pandas are very popular in many countries. In 2011, giant pandas "Sunshine" and "Tian Tian" moved from Beijing Zoo to Edinburgh Zoo. On the day they arrived in Edinburgh, police cars cleared the road, people lined the streets to welcome them, and the Scottish orchestra performed a traditional military band.

Tian Tian also won the BBC's "Female Face of the Year 2011".

It is mainly distributed in Sichuan Province, Shaanxi Province and Gansu Province, including Qinling, Minshan, Qionglai Mountain, Daxiangling, Xiaoxiangling and Wustool Xiaoliang Mountain. The giant panda habitat is located in the subalpine fir and spruce belt at an altitude of 2,600 to 3,000 meters, where the air is thin all year round, the temperature is below 20 degrees, and its terrain, water source and abundant bamboo are conducive to nesting and nesting.

The main food of giant pandas is bamboo, and there are more than 60 species of edible bamboo plants in 12 genera. Giant pandas live between 18 and 20 years in the wild and can exceed 30 years in captivity.

Giant panda's a.k.a

The giant panda, also known as the flower bear, Equ, tapir, bamboo bear, white bear, and big cat bear, is the only species of the giant panda subfamily of the carnivorous order Ursidae, and is a class I wild protected animal in China. The giant panda is fat and bear-like, with a round head and a short tail, a head and torso length of 1.2 to 1.8 meters, a shoulder height of 65 to 75 centimeters, a hip height of 64 to 65 centimeters, and a tail length of 11 to 20 centimeters. The average weight is 80 to 125 kg.

The body color is mainly black and white, with round cheeks, sharp claws, and an inner figure-eight walking style. The giant panda's cortex is thick, up to 10 mm at its thickest point.

The Origin and Evolution of the Giant Panda:

The direct ancestors of the giant panda may be traced back to the late Miocene of the Tertiary 8 million years ago, as evidenced by the fossils of the first panda unearthed in Lufeng, Yunnan, China, in 1989 and Yuanmou in 1991. The first panda is a transitional species between the ancestral bear and the giant panda, and scholars speculate that the first panda is smaller than the giant panda species that appeared after the gods based on the fossils unearthed. <>