Why did Xiang Xiang, a giant panda, return to China?

Xiang Xiang, a giant panda, returned to China because she reached the age suitable for reproduction, and Xiang Xiang's ownership belongs to China.

Xiangxiang is the biological daughter of Lili, a male panda, and Lili, a female panda, who went to Japan on 201/kloc-0. She was born in Ueno Zoo on June 20 17 12. This is the first time in 29 years that a baby panda was born in a park, so she is very popular with the Japanese. Xiangxiang is now 5 years old and has reached the age suitable for reproduction. With the return of Xiangxiang, there are four giant pandas in Ueno Zoo in Japan. Second, Xiangxiang's parents came to Japan for breeding research, and Xiangxiang's ownership belongs to China.

According to the agreement between Tokyo Metropolitan Government and china wildlife conservation association, the panda Xiangxiang was originally scheduled to be returned before the end of 2020, but it was postponed due to COVID-19 and other factors. Now that the epidemic has eased, Xiangxiang can finally return to China smoothly.

Xiang Xiang's experience:

20 17 12 19, "Xiangxiang" officially met with tourists at Ueno Zoo in Tokyo. This is the second time that Ueno Zoo has exhibited baby pandas after 29 years.

20 17 12 19, a large Japanese video operator used its live broadcast platform to release fragrant real-time images for free through the mobile phone client.

On March 24th, 20 18, at 8: 30pm, the giant panda Xiangxiang, his mother Zhen Zhen, his father Lili and * * * endorsed the "Earth Hour" activity sponsored by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF). By then, lighting around the world will gradually turn off. On May 365438, 2065438, the Tokyo government of Japan sent a message that Xiangxiang, a giant panda born in Japan, will return to China in June 20 19 and will stay in Tokyo until the end of next year.

June 20th1912 is the 2nd birthday of the giant panda Xiangxiang at Ueno Zoo in Tokyo, Japan.

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