A captive giant panda gave birth to a pair of twins at Tiantai Mountain in southwest China's Sichuan Province on Monday, becoming the second giant panda to successfully deliver cubs after mating in the wild. Qiao Qiao, a 10-year-old female panda, was rescued from the wild by China Conservation and Research Center for Giant Pandas. In March this year, she was released back to the wild in Tiantai Mountain and mated with a wild male panda in early April. On Monday morning, Qiao Qiao went into labor, and gave birth to two healthy cubs at 13:06 and 15:45, respectively.