Giant panda Mei Xiang in the United States gave birth to a cub. How precious is this?

The giant panda that gave birth to cubs this time is very precious to us. I think there are three reasons for this. The first is that Mei Xiang is the most popular immigrant in the United States, and the second is that she gave birth to this cub. The cub period is very special, and the third one is Mei Xiang’s age.

In the beginning, in order to commemorate Nixon’s visit to China, our country gave a pair of giant pandas, Lingling and Xingxing, to the United States as national gifts. Unfortunately, these two giant pandas were born. None of her five children were left in stock, and in 1999, the only remaining two pandas, Xingxing, also passed away due to old age and illness. In order to make up for this regret, our country presented Meixiang and Tiantian as gifts. An American media reported at the time: "Washington is a politically brutal and self-righteous city, but it is melted by pandas." ?.

Secondly, due to the special reasons of this year’s epidemic, the zoo has also implemented the decision to close. Without a fixed income, the zoo has put a lot of effort into preparing enough bamboo for pregnant women and keeping the environment clean and warm. , Meixiang’s fertilization process is very cumbersome and cautious, and the period when the cubs were born was the period when the American people were negatively affected by the new coronavirus epidemic. At this time, good things can happen, and it also provides local benefits to a certain extent. brought a sense of comfort and happiness to the people. During the live broadcast of Mei Xiang giving birth to cubs, the website crashed for a while. The official also came out to respond to the public: "Don't be impatient and fix it immediately." The birth of Mei Xiang's child also gave some people hope for a new life. I like Mei Xiang and pandas. People were very touched by this. When the epidemic was spreading, it was very rewarding to be able to keep Meixiang safe and the child she gave birth to survive successfully.

Finally, Mei Xiang is now 22 years old. She is also the second oldest panda in the world and the oldest pregnant woman in the world. Her 20 years of living in the United States has also witnessed the progress of Sino-US relations. It is also Mei Xiang's last child. For Mei Xiang, she will be more careful about her health when this child is born. The deputy director of the National Zoo of the United States also said in an interview before, "No matter what, this will be Mei Xiang's last cub." This is the end of an era.

We're a bit melancholy because these pandas mean so much to the city, the zoo and us personally?