Hong Kong Ocean Park recently posted on social media that the giant panda "An An" in the park is 35 years old this year, which is equivalent to 105 years old in humans. Recently, the "100-year-old Xiong Rui" has lost his appetite. Ocean Park calls on everyone to "gather up energy

Hong Kong Ocean Park recently posted on social platforms, saying that the park's giant panda "An An" is 35 years old this year, which is equivalent to 105 years old in humans. Recently, the "100-year-old Xiong Rui" has lost his appetite. Ocean Park calls on everyone to "gather up energy" for him and wishes him a speedy recovery.

Ocean Park stated that "An An" is the world's longest-lived male giant panda under human care, but he has lost his appetite in the past two weeks and "has no energy to meet fans."

Some Hong Kong citizens made a special trip to Ocean Park yesterday (14th) to visit "An An".

Ms. Chen, a citizen, visits giant pandas in Ocean Park three times a week. She choked up in tears when being interviewed by the media yesterday and expressed concern about An An's situation. She said that she was very active in the past, but now she can only be seen on the closed-circuit television screen. She felt very unhappy and hoped that it could come out and meet everyone soon.

Citizen Ms. Wang also hopes that "An'an" will be healthy and continue to persevere.

In 2021, Hong Kong Ocean Park celebrates the birthday of giant panda "An An".

The Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Lee Ka-chiu, also noticed An An’s illness.

Li Jiachao posted on Weibo and other social platforms yesterday that the Chief Executive's Office had called the park and learned that An An had recently lost her appetite. This situation has lasted for two weeks and the situation is worrying.

Li Jiachao said, "I hope everyone can gather energy for the giant panda An'an!"

The giant pandas "An'an" and "Jiajia" were gifts from the central government in 1999 to celebrate the second anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland, and are deeply loved by Hong Kong citizens.

On the tenth anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland, the central government presented Hong Kong's second pair of giant pandas, "Lele" and "Yingying". Both giant pandas were born in 2005, and like "An'an" and "Jiajia" come from the Wolong Nature Reserve in Sichuan.

On February 18, 2021, Hong Kong Ocean Park reopened, and the giant panda "An An" welcomed the public. China News Service

On February 18, 2021, the giant panda "An An" was eating, full of New Year atmosphere. China News Service

On February 18, 2021, Hong Kong citizens watched the giant panda "An An". China News Service

In 2016, giant panda "Jia Jia" passed away at the age of 38. He is the longest-lived captive giant panda in the world so far. Now, "Lele", "Yingying" and "An'an" live together in Ocean Park, Hong Kong.

Editor: Jingwen

Drawing: Yang Liang

Review: Yushan Jiang Lu