How Pandas Became China's 'Best Ambassadors' | Panda Power - Part 1/2 | CNA Documentary

[@prettyfuu]

Fubao ❤ all giant panda are lovable. Its high time for us people to appreciate and support another creation that has been here all along in this world. If we can love and adore dogs and cats, why not pandas too? This is behind politics, differences and cultures. Let us just be human with compassion to animals. ❤

[@Apocryphox]

Tbh i don't know any person who don't like pandas. Everytime i see a video or a photo about pandas, i don't see any hate or negative stuff in the comments but in every other reel/video, i just see happy people when it's about pandas. Pandas connect people. Pandas are joy, love and harmony in form of cute, fluffy, beautiful bears. Pandas have shown me how wonderful our nature and wildlife truly are and inspired me to care deeply about these things. They even motivated me to donate to organizations like WWF, even though I had absolutely no involvement with such causes before. Pandas deserve to be the symbol of wildlife and nature conservation. We must finally accept that we are not the dominant species on this planet but rather just a part of something much greater. It’s time we learn to respect our animals and nature instead of destroying and urbanizing them.

[@sychoxxxx]

CNA should do a documentry on US military industries diplomacy

[@SaretGnasoh]

they won't dare lol

[@evapaparisteidou9040]

Hahaha! Great idea! 😂

[@chew5461]

Why must certain people politicise simple friendly actions by China??? Did China "forced" the pandas on the countries?? Just see how happy the people of the recipient countries (especially South Korea) are with these pandas. Those who like to politicise suffer from paranoia, afraid of their own shadows ... or they simply want to cause trouble. Shame on you.

[@honeycomb8669]

I am not korean, and I feel bad for the zookeeper. I only watch the video and I think this is too cruel. They say Fubao 'return', well, it's her first journey , away from the home she knows. Just brees them in China since the beginning, it will be easier for everyone involve.

[@zill8021]

Animals are not meant to be moved around like that. Keep them in China. Just imagine when a human have to migrate and live in another country, they experience stress. How do you think the animal will feel when it is forced to migrate?

[@chew5461]

@@zill8021 You should protest to the governments/zoo keepers of the countries involved.

[@honeycomb8669]

@@chew5461 if there's any petition, I woulf gladly join to sign one

[@dixianyang3717]

All the fault came from your westerners!

[@mipatataquierido]

Shame to the country that is unable to keep them well, not to say those hunted them.

[@quoquo100]

If you say it’s the us and panda Yaya, I tell you, Yaya’s sisters and brothers kept in China all have died for many years, yaya who has returned to Beijing, though old and looked sickly for a while, still living very well at her old age!

[@maureenzug4732]

What a fascinating narrative! Let hope that cultural collaboration between the U.S. and China leads to a political rapprochement. It is so helpful to understand the history behind "Panda Diplomacy".

[@touchofsummer1]

I first saw the Panda in Taiwan. I fell in love with Yuan Yuan.

[@beese2559]

love that country

[@JanetHoward-om6oc]

Panda - I'm Black & White & Asian. 🐼🐼

[@larryCatford]

united states has guns and drugs diplomacy

[@DuaneTanTC]

now i know where the word 'Pandamonium' came from

[@dixianyang3717]

faceless of those westerners!

[@sophiehaug3319]

HUA HUA❤❤❤❤🐼

[@kindface]

"United States supported Chiang Kai-shed and the Kuomintang....because they were democrats." If Ming doesn't make me smile, the above statement absolutely cracked me up, for the fallacy that it is.

[@redcarpetinvite1888]

CNA should do a real show on how Panda died and being abuse during the loan period.

[@stupidwars88]

Panda pragmatic power will outlast any human ideology, be it democracy, autocracy, monarchy, capitalism, socialism, communism, etc.

[@MrTedrow]

Hsing hsing A magnificent creature He's very dearly missed

[@honeycomb8669]

Fubao😢

[@sophiehaug3319]

FUBAO❤❤❤

[@gilberttello08]

✋✋ Philippines

[@WagnerBoy1990]

So My country malaysia startegic alliance

[@mossagate66]

IF THEY R WELL TAKEN CARE OF. REMEMBER YAYA N MEI XIANG.

[@Apocryphox]

It's just a heartbreaking shame what western people did to pandas back then in the early 20th century...The poor creatures were completely helpless against the horrific actions of the gawking, money-hungry humans.

[@keesungng7232]

[@arvintingcn]

Giant pandas no longer endangered in the wild, China announces This article is more than 2 years old Authorities reclassify animal as vulnerable with a population outside captivity of 1,800 Vincent Ni China affairs correspondent Fri 9 Jul 2021 12.41 BST

[@pisces2690]

Fubao we love you ❤ Petition to send back Fubao to South Korea. Send back Fubao to Grandpa Jiang and Grandpa Song.

[@withyuna]

#savefubao 😢😢😢

[@greghammett5739]

Taking Panda's out of their natural environment, flying them around the world, forcing them to deal with humans is NOT HUMANE! Giving them room to roam in their natural environment is. Your arrogance doesn't help them!

[@WagnerBoy1990]

China still communise same like n.k but have nuke power,china largest economy and high tech country also army

[@marczapatos2229]

Imagine calling a panda as best ambassadors shows their actual ambassadors are beneath them animals. Sounds like an indirect insult. Hmmm.

[@withyuna]

#savefubao 😢😢😢

[@SaretGnasoh]

cringe🤡🤡

[@Fledermausmann]

I'm about 10 minutes into the video and, while the content is indeed quite interesting, the narration was, to be blunt, subpar. In my opinion, a narrator should almost blend into the background. The focus of the listener should be on the content and not on the errant vowels and tonal inconsitency of the narrator. There are other less diplomatic ways of putting it but it would likely help the overall quality of the production if a different narrator were used. Anyway, I'll be switching off the audio and trying to find my way through the rest of the video.

[@Aurica34]

Nit Picky

[@WaMo721]

China stole pandas from tibet

[@SirotanParkHanedaGarden]

Most panda's cannot be found in Tibet, and never have historically.

[@zeromingqiu]

How ridiculous. go back to school and try to learn some geography knowledge about Panda's natural habitat.

[@SirotanParkHanedaGarden]

@@zeromingqiu Are you talking to me?

[@zeromingqiu]

The tibet person,lol @@SirotanParkHanedaGarden

[@WaMo721]

@@zeromingqiu The Giant Panda is confined to portions of six mountain ranges in Tibet and China, including the Qinling, Min, Qionglai, Daxiangling, Xiaoxiangling, and Liang Mountains. These mountain ranges are found in the Amdo and Kham regions of Tibet (which has been renamed to mandarin and separated from central tibet)….these days they been shifted to nearest city of chengdu…..

[@KironManuelCards]

Pandas are a type of racoon

[@zsarimaxim692]

You are thinking of the red panda. Giant pandas are bears.

[@KironManuelCards]

​@@zsarimaxim692 all Pandas are raccoons. Kindly see the full documentary. Even the Chinese official admits that these are not bears. He even says that a wild panda should not be met, saying we should drop the camera and run.

[@zsarimaxim692]

@@KironManuelCards What nonsense document have you been watching? Even red pandas are not in the raccoon family. Giant pandas are in the Ursidae family which means bears. The classification of pandas are not that difficult to find online.

[@KironManuelCards]

@@zsarimaxim692 anything else

[@KironManuelCards]

@@zsarimaxim692 Actually completely see the full documentary please