Group 1 - The core event highlighted the successful breeding of 45 giant pandas by the China Giant Panda Protection and Research Center and the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding in 2025, with 30 newborn pandas showcased [1][2] - The event took place across four exhibition sites, decorated in festive red colors symbolizing celebration, creating a joyful atmosphere [1] - The appearance of the panda cubs, engaging in playful activities, captivated the audience and conveyed New Year greetings to the public [1] Group 2 - In November 2023, the China Giant Panda Protection and Research Center was inaugurated in Chengdu, marking a strong collaboration between the panda center and breeding base to establish a world-class giant panda conservation and research platform [2] - The collective New Year greeting event by the two institutions signifies the fruitful outcomes of their cooperative development and integration efforts [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Mianyang base of the China Giant Panda Protection and Research Center has officially begun trial operations, marking a significant step in panda conservation efforts with the arrival of the first batch of 13 pandas [1][4]. Group 1: Mianyang Base Operations - The Mianyang base, which took three years to build, is now operational and has received its first group of pandas, consisting of various age groups and genders to adapt to the new environment [1][3]. - A comprehensive transportation and epidemic prevention plan was implemented to ensure the safe relocation of the pandas, with facilities and staff training completed prior to their arrival [6]. - The Mianyang base spans approximately 120 hectares and features 54 panda enclosures, serving multiple functions including breeding, disease treatment, and public education [8]. Group 2: Collaborative Conservation Efforts - The Mianyang base is one of five bases operated by the China Giant Panda Protection and Research Center in Sichuan, each with distinct focuses that work together to protect pandas comprehensively [9]. - The Shenshuping base is known as a breeding paradise, while the Walnut Flat base serves as a "wild survival training school" for pandas [11][12]. - The Dujiangyan base functions as a care center for injured or elderly pandas, providing top-notch medical care and rehabilitation [14]. - The Bifengxia base offers a near-natural habitat for over 80 pandas and serves as a showcase for China's panda conservation achievements [16]. - Together, these five bases create a sophisticated and advanced network for panda protection, contributing to the sustainable growth of the panda population and enhancing China's ecological conservation efforts globally [18].