Hong Kong’s first locally-born giant panda twins—adorable symbols of cross-regional goodwill—celebrated their 100th day with fanfare at Ocean Park this weekend! Born to Ying Ying, a panda gifted by the Chinese mainland to Hong Kong, the cubs have become instant celebrities 🌟.
Festive Vibes & Cultural Traditions
Families dressed in panda-themed outfits queued early for red eggs and pork knuckle ginger stew—traditional treats shared during newborn celebrations. 🥚🍲 The park buzzed with panda-themed decorations, while the twins’ father, Le Le, made a rare public appearance to cheers from the crowd.
Live-Streaming Panda Cuteness
In a digital-first move, Ocean Park livestreamed the cubs’ playful antics! The female cub lounged lazily before her brother joined her for a snuggle session 🐾. Viewers worldwide watched the duo wiggle and nuzzle, proving pandas are the ultimate mood boosters.
Why This Matters
The twins highlight China’s wildlife conservation efforts and Hong Kong’s role in fostering cross-regional connections. Plans for public naming contests and extended viewing hours are underway—so stay tuned! 📅
