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Giant panda An An receives much attention as he makes his debut appearance in front of media at Ocean Park in Hong Kong during a preview event on December 2, 2024. /CFP
Giant panda An An receives much attention as he makes his debut appearance in front of media at Ocean Park in Hong Kong during a preview event on December 2, 2024. /CFP
Giant panda An An receives much attention as he makes his debut appearance in front of media at Ocean Park in Hong Kong during a preview event on December 2, 2024. /CFP
Giant panda Ke Ke receives much attention as she makes her debut appearance in front of media at Ocean Park in Hong Kong during a preview event on December 2, 2024. /CFP
Giant panda Ke Ke receives much attention as she makes her debut appearance in front of media at Ocean Park in Hong Kong during a preview event on December 2, 2024. /CFP
Two giant pandas, An An (male) and Ke Ke (female), will meet the public at Hong Kong's Ocean Park this Sunday, December 8, both set to capture the hearts of people across the city.
Having arrived in Hong Kong on September 26, the pair was presented as a gift by the Central Government to commemorate the 27th anniversary of Hong Kong’s return to China.
Both born in June 2019, the pandas are now five years old and have become part of the city's much-loved panda family along with Ying Ying, Le Le and their newborn twins.
"Pandamonium" has swept across Hong Kong. This week, numerous panda-themed events and art exhibitions are being held to celebrate these two adorable bears and maintain the excitement.