The love and friendship between Sichuan’s giant pandas and the Greater Bay Area

Lingnan: Beauty Beyond Borders | Lang Shunyun, a woman from Hong Kong, has loved giant pandas since she was a child, and when she grew up, she became a giant panda keeper at Ocean Park Hong Kong, taking care of the giant #panda ‘Ying Ying’, which was gifted to HongKong by mainland China. In 2015, she accompanied ‘Ying Ying’ back to her hometown in Wolong, Sichuan, to carry out a breeding program. At the Shenshuping base of the #China Conservation and Research Center for the Giant Panda in the Wolong National Nature Reserve, she met Dong Chao, a staff member, and the two tied the knot because of giant pandas.

So far, Lang has been working as a keeper at the Wolong National Nature Reserve for five years. Walking around here, you can see giant pandas everywhere. Their free and comfortable life could not have been possible without the support of Hong Kong, which is about 1,900 kilometersaway from Sichuan. Because the base where they live was sponsored by the government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (#HKSAR). In appreciation of Hong Kong's help, the Shenshuping base is permanently open to Hong Kong people free of charge. #SplendidLingnan

来自香港的郎舜筠从小就喜欢大熊猫，长大后成为了香港海洋公园的熊猫饲养员，负责照顾中央政府赠送给香港特别行政区的大熊猫“盈盈”。2015年，她陪着“盈盈”回四川卧龙老家进行繁育计划，在中国大熊猫保护研究中心卧龙神树坪基地，遇到了工作人员董超，两颗年轻的心因为大熊猫走到了一起。

至今，郎舜筠在卧龙神树坪基地从事饲养员工作已经五年了。漫步在神树坪基地内，随处可见大熊猫的身影。它们的“悠然自得”离不开距四川约1900公里外的香港的大力支援——它们栖息的这片基地正是由香港特区政府援建的。为感谢香港的帮助，中国大熊猫保护研究中心卧龙神树坪基地向香港市民永久免费开放。