On April 18, a video shot at the Chiang Mai Zoo circulated online.
After seeing Lin Hui, a giant panda in Thailand, "bleeding from her nose and also having a blood hole in her neck"
It caused widespread heated discussion for a moment, but it was only a slow reaction from the garden.
According to local netizens, it was obviously seen around 11 a.m., and it was only at 4 p.m. that it attracted the reaction of the park, which is really ridiculous.
On the evening of the 18th, "Lin Hui" suddenly fell into a coma, and the Chinese side urgently contacted the Thai side and guided the rescue of the giant panda Lin Hui, but Lin Hui still died on the morning of the 19th.
This time, although China treated the incident positively, it still failed to save Lin Hui's life, which is regrettable.
But the matter has not ended like this, and the attitude of the follow-up media interview with the Thai side has pushed the matter to a new climax.
They seem not to be very concerned about Lin's death, but instead emphasize that the giant panda is the link between the two countries, and predict that China will send new pandas to maintain friendly relations between the two countries, seemingly seeing them only as tools of political exchange.
It can be said that it is both shocking and infuriating.
Is this a sign that the wrong party should have?
Deputy Director General of Tourism Authority of Thailand said "it is possible"
The Thai side not only does not have to actively take responsibility for this matter, but also points out the "friendly relations between the two countries" to "ease the contradiction", which seems to be quite powerful.
In addition, the statement of the Thai side is not over.
Then Ms. Tabonnie, Deputy Director of Domestic Marketing of the Tourism Authority of Thailand, said in an interview with Thailand.com reporters on this matter.
She said:
"It is expected that the Chinese side may lend new pandas to Thailand, and this is also to maintain friendly relations and close ties between China and Thailand."
"This will also not have an impact on Chiang Mai's tourism industry."
The tone and the deputy director of the Tourism Authority of Thailand are simply carved out of a mold.
Not only that, but her statement also seemed to imply that the cause of Lin's death had nothing to do with the Thai side, and responded to the matter in a simple and crude way such as "Lin Hui is 21 years old".
It is an arrogance and disdain.
However, in this case, what we need more than their gibberish is an explanation and proof that none of them have been realized so far.
These officials do not seem to fully realize this in their words and behavior, or do not care very much about it at all.
To a certain extent, more than Memphis.
(Inner OS: "Really, I want to scold with netizens.") "[Spit][Spit])
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