2024年9月24日，旅日大熊猫‘香香’在东京上野动物园迎来了它向公众开放参观的最后一天。作为中日友好交流的重要象征，‘香香’自2017年出生以来便深受日本民众喜爱，其憨态可掬的形象不仅成为上野动物园的明星，更带动了当地旅游与经济的发展。根据中日双方关于大熊猫保护合作研究的协议，‘香香’将于近期返回中国，结束其在日本长达七年的旅居生活。当天，上野动物园特别延长开放时间，并采取抽签方式控制入园人数，以确保游客安全有序地与‘香香’告别。许多粉丝从清晨便排队等候，只为再看一眼这位‘国民宠儿’。园方还设置了纪念展区，展示‘香香’成长过程中的珍贵影像与互动故事，引发无数游客感慨与不舍。‘香香’的归国标志着新一轮大熊猫国际合作研究周期的结束，也体现了中国对濒危物种保护的高度重视。尽管离别令人伤感，但公众普遍理解并支持这一安排，期待未来有更多大熊猫通过国际合作促进生态保护与文化交流。
On September 24, 2024, Xiang Xiang, the beloved giant panda on loan to Japan, had her final day of public viewing at Ueno Zoo in Tokyo. Born in 2017, Xiang Xiang has been a symbol of Sino-Japanese friendship and a national favorite in Japan. Her adorable presence not only made her the star attraction at Ueno Zoo but also significantly boosted local tourism and the economy. According to the cooperative research agreement between China and Japan on giant panda conservation, Xiang Xiang will soon return to China, concluding her seven-year stay in Japan.On her farewell day, the zoo extended its opening hours and implemented a lottery system to manage visitor numbers, ensuring a safe and orderly goodbye. Fans lined up from early morning for one last glimpse of the cherished panda. A special memorial exhibition was also set up, showcasing photos and stories from Xiang Xiang’s life, evoking deep emotion and nostalgia among visitors.Xiang Xiang’s return marks the end of a cycle in international giant panda collaboration and underscores China’s strong commitment to endangered species conservation. While her departure is bittersweet, the public widely understands and supports this arrangement, hoping for future panda exchanges that continue to foster both ecological protection and cultural diplomacy.
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