China-Panda Cubs/Naming
Shanghai, China - April 25, 2018 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of panda cubs Xuebao, Qianjin playing
2. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Yu Jinhua, deputy head, management department, Shanghai Wild Animal Park:
"Now that they have cute names, we can call them by their names during our daily training and feeding, then gradually establish a conditioned reflex for them, which will make taking care of them much easier for us."
3. Various of panda cubs with parents
4. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Tang Chunxiang, panda expert, China Conservation and Research Center for Giant Panda (ending with shot 5):
"Both the cubs and their mothers are in good health, especially Sixue's baby Xuebao, who weighs more and in better condition compared to others of the same age."
5. Various of panda lying around, eating bamboo
6. Various of visitors taking photos of panda
The Shanghai Wild Animal Park officially named its latest two panda cubs on Wednesday, six months after the pair were born.
The male panda cub, which was born on Oct. 4 last year, was named "Xuebao", and the slightly younger female, which was born on Oct. 10, was named "Qianjin".
The bears have been the star attractions in the park since they were born. In order to name them, the park recently launched an online campaign to solicit ideas from the public.
Finally, Xuebao and Qianjin were chosen from a list of more than 5,000 suggestions.
"Now that they have cute names, we can call them by their names during our daily training and feeding, then gradually establish a conditioned reflex for them, which will make taking care of them much easier for us," said Yu Jinhua, deputy head of the management department at the Shanghai Wild Animal Park.
Both Xuebao, which currently weighs about 20 kilograms, and Qianjin, which weighs 17 kilograms, are in good health.
"Both the cubs and their mothers are in good health, especially Sixue's baby Xuebao, who weighs more and in better condition compared to others of the same age," said panda expert Tang Chunxiang from the China Conservation and Research Center for Giant Panda.
China-Panda Cubs/Naming
Dateline : April 25, 2018
Location : Shanghai,China
Duration : 2'05
Shanghai, China - April 25, 2018 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of panda cubs Xuebao, Qianjin playing
2. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Yu Jinhua, deputy head, management department, Shanghai Wild Animal Park:
"Now that they have cute names, we can call them by their names during our daily training and feeding, then gradually establish a conditioned reflex for them, which will make taking care of them much easier for us."
3. Various of panda cubs with parents
4. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Tang Chunxiang, panda expert, China Conservation and Research Center for Giant Panda (ending with shot 5):
"Both the cubs and their mothers are in good health, especially Sixue's baby Xuebao, who weighs more and in better condition compared to others of the same age."
5. Various of panda lying around, eating bamboo
6. Various of visitors taking photos of panda
The Shanghai Wild Animal Park officially named its latest two panda cubs on Wednesday, six months after the pair were born.
The male panda cub, which was born on Oct. 4 last year, was named "Xuebao", and the slightly younger female, which was born on Oct. 10, was named "Qianjin".
The bears have been the star attractions in the park since they were born. In order to name them, the park recently launched an online campaign to solicit ideas from the public.
Finally, Xuebao and Qianjin were chosen from a list of more than 5,000 suggestions.
"Now that they have cute names, we can call them by their names during our daily training and feeding, then gradually establish a conditioned reflex for them, which will make taking care of them much easier for us," said Yu Jinhua, deputy head of the management department at the Shanghai Wild Animal Park.
Both Xuebao, which currently weighs about 20 kilograms, and Qianjin, which weighs 17 kilograms, are in good health.
"Both the cubs and their mothers are in good health, especially Sixue's baby Xuebao, who weighs more and in better condition compared to others of the same age," said panda expert Tang Chunxiang from the China Conservation and Research Center for Giant Panda.
ID : 8079223
Published : 2018-04-26 04:29
Last Modified : 2019-03-14 16:23:00
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland
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