Giant pandas "Beijing" and "Four Seas" settled in Qatar to witness the friendship between China and Qatar
China Youth Daily client
On November 18, in Doha, Qatar, in the Hall Panda Hall, the audience greeted "Jingjing" through the glass. On the same day, on the occasion of the opening of the 2022 Qatar World Cup, the giant pandas "Jingjing" and "Four Seas" from China met with the Qatari public. The Haoer Panda House where they live is spacious and bright, and they all have their own exclusive living areas, which are air-conditioned and cool, cool and comfortable. They were all born in the Wolong Shenshuping Base of the China Giant Panda Conservation and Research Center, and the 4-year-old "Jingjing" is male, outgoing and especially fond of the pool of their new home; "Four Seas" is 3 years old, female, and likes to climb the big trees of her new home. They this time"
On November 18, Doha, Qatar, giant pandas "Four Seas" ate bamboo and "sold cute" in the Haoer Panda Hall. Liu Zhankun/Photo
On November 18, Doha, Qatar, the giant panda "Jingjing" "interacted" with the audience in the Hall Panda Hall. Liu Zhankun/Photo
Visitors buy panda souvenirs in the souvenir shop of the Hall Panda House in Doha, Qatar, November 18. Liu Zhankun/Photo
On November 18, Doha, Qatar, giant pandas "Jingjing" strolled by the pool of the Hall Panda House. Liu Zhankun/Photo
November 18, Doha, Qatar, giant pandas "Four Seas" live comfortably in the spacious and bright rooms of the Hall Panda Hall. Liu Zhankun/Photo
On November 18, inside the Haol Panda Hall in Doha, Qatar, a young Qatari boy cried and asked to get close to "Jingjing". Liu Zhankun/Photo
On November 18, in the Hall Panda Hall in Doha, Qatar, two spectators took a group photo with "Jingjing" through the glass. Liu Zhankun/Photo
On November 18, Doha, Qatar, Chinese Ambassador to Qatar Zhou Jian was interviewed by reporters. He said that giant pandas are deeply loved by the people of China and Qatar, and their arrival will surely deepen the sincere friendship between the two peoples, expand and deepen pragmatic cooperation in various fields between the two countries, and become a new symbol of China-Qatar friendship. Liu Zhankun/Photo
On November 18, Doha, Qatar, Gao Yongsi, director of the Hall Panda Museum, was interviewed by reporters. She said that most of the bamboo eaten by "Beijing" and "Sihai" was flown to Qatar from Sichuan, China. After 21 days of quarantine, they are now able to live in large gardens. Liu Zhankun/Photo
On November 18, Doha, Qatar, Diana, a 10-year-old Qatari girl, happily showed reporters a panda painting on the back of her hand. Liu Zhankun/Photo