Hello everyone, I am Xiao Qing, the writer of "The Story of the Giant Panda "Fu Bao". I believe everyone must be familiar with this much-talked-about giant panda "Fubao". Not long ago, the touching reunion scene between Fu Bao and Korea keeper Grandpa Jiang in the Chinese zoo sparked heated discussions among netizens. As a veteran giant panda researcher, I would like to tell you this interesting story.
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Many may ask, how can a giant panda "forget" its former keeper? Isn't this a confrontation between man and wild? In such stories, it is not difficult to find some interesting thoughts about the relationship between man and nature.
Fu Bao, a giant panda who has lived in Korea for many years, has now returned to Chinese mainland and regained his "ancestral home". When he met Korea breeder Grandpa Kang again, he didn't know each other, which was a big surprise. In the face of this embarrassing scene, Korea netizens have also made various explanations and speculations. Some people say that Fu Bao may be angry and pretend not to know, and some people think that Fu Bao is tired and does not react. In short, everyone hopes to find a plausible explanation to save this sad reunion failure.
What does this mean? We have to ask, should a giant panda be considered a "pet" or a "wild animal", and should it have autonomy without excessive human influence and interference? As an endangered species, the conservation of the giant panda should focus on its wildness and ecological environment, rather than human emotional sustenance for it.
As you can see, in the story of Fu Bao and Grandpa Jiang, the projection of human feelings for this giant panda is so deep that it is difficult for us to objectively look at its "wildness". We want to see an exciting reunion and express the affection and attachment of the pandas to their former keepers. But it's not always that simple.
As a wild animal living in dense forests, giant pandas are born with some inherent behavioral characteristics, they like to be quiet rather than noisy, and they are also prone to be wary of strangers. The reason why Fu Bao did not recognize the keeper who had been reunited after a long absence, may be simply because he was completely immersed in the rhythm of his own life, and had no time to take care of human feelings. This does not mean that it has just "forgotten" the time it used to get along, but that it has readapted to the way of life in the wild.
We can't judge a wild animal's behavior by human emotional standards. On the contrary, we should respect the wild nature of giant pandas and understand their inherent survival logic. The reason why Fu Bao did not show an enthusiastic reaction to the breeder may be simply because it has readjusted to its own lifestyle, rather than having any negative feelings towards the breeder.
We must understand that human affection for animals is often one-way. We want to see animals express their attachment to us, but the inner world of animals is not so simple. They are driven more by instinct and survival strategies than by human emotions. It is this difference that creates the estrangement and tension between man and nature.
In this story, we see the human desire for wildness and control. We want to get close to the giant pandas and hope that they will always remain in our sight to satisfy our yearning for nature. But the truth is that Fubao's "wildness" is far more tenacious and inherent than we think. It is not a pet that can be tamed and controlled, but an autonomous living being.
This kind of conflict is not limited to Fu Bao's story, we can find similar tension in all aspects of human society. We often want to be in control of nature, but nature always responds to us in its own way. As a relatively "higher" creature, human beings should learn to respect and tolerate nature as it is, rather than trying to change or tame it.
Through the story of Fu Bao, we not only see the interaction between a giant panda and humans, but also the yearning and confusion of human nature for wildness. We want to be close to nature, but we are afraid of losing control of it. This contradiction is embodied in Fubao's body.
I believe that we can only truly get along with pandas when we truly understand and respect their wild nature. We should focus on their ecological needs and not be limited by our own emotions. Only in this way can we better maintain these rare species and allow them to grow freely in their habitats.
This story teaches us that the relationship between humans and nature is not black and white. We should understand and appreciate the world with an open and respectful attitude, rather than simply dividing it into a binary opposition of "human" and "wild". Only in this way can we truly live in harmony and explore the boundaries between man and nature together.
Let's look forward to the wonderful story of Fubao in the future! It is not just a giant panda, but also a mirror of our relationship with nature. Let's use a broader vision to appreciate this beautiful and magical world. Readers are welcome to share your thoughts and insights in the comments section, and let's explore this interesting topic together. #Fu Bao didn't recognize the Korea breeder, Grandpa Jiang desperately played the round to find a reason, and Korean netizens broke the defense