“感谢给我与它们相爱的机会” 马来西亚民众惜别旅马大熊猫

Core Viewpoint - The two giant pandas, "Xing Xing" and "Ling Ling," have returned to China after living in Malaysia for 11 years, marking the end of their journey as goodwill ambassadors and beloved animals in the Malaysian National Zoo [1][3][13]. Group 1: Public Sentiment - A large number of local citizens gathered to bid farewell to the pandas, expressing their sadness and attachment to them [1][3]. - Many locals stated that they stayed up all night in anticipation of the farewell, acknowledging that they might not see the pandas again unless they travel to China [5]. - Citizens expressed gratitude towards the Chinese people and government for the opportunity to bond with the pandas during their stay in Malaysia [7]. Group 2: Panda's Journey and Impact - "Xing Xing" and "Ling Ling" became popular figures in the zoo since their arrival in 2014, even giving birth to three female cubs who have since returned to China [3][10]. - The former director of the panda conservation center in Malaysia reflected on the emotional experience of having the pandas in the country, highlighting the joy and complexity of their departure [10]. - The Malaysian government held a farewell ceremony at Kuala Lumpur International Airport, emphasizing the deepened friendship between Malaysia and China and expressing hopes for future cooperation in wildlife conservation [11]. Group 3: Care and Preparation - The Malaysian National Zoo invested significant effort to ensure that the pandas' living environment and dietary needs were met, including sending staff to Sichuan for professional training in panda care [8].