The San Diego Zoo in the United States announced on the 9th that the giant pandas "Yunchuan" and "Xinbao" are adapting well in their new home at the zoo, and experts from the United States and China are working closely to help the two pandas grow up healthy in the new environment. The San Diego Zoo stated in a press release that in order to meet the dietary needs and preferences of giant pandas, a health and care team composed of experts from both sides not only provided various fresh bamboo, but also locally improved "wowowotou". In addition, experts have also conducted food adaptability training and weight testing on giant pandas, closely monitoring their health status. The veterinary team tracks the weight, appetite, and other health indicators of "Yunchuan" and "Xinbao" every day. The San Diego Zoo has released the first pictures of "Yunchuan" and "Xinbao" in their new homes. The zoo described "Yunchuan" as a nearly 5-year-old boy in the announcement, with a long and pointed nose. Whether exploring the grass or climbing trees, "Yunchuan" looks very relaxed and comfortable. ?? This is the first picture of the giant panda "Xinbao" in its new home at the San Diego Zoo in California, USA, released on July 9th. Xinhua News Agency (photo provided by San Diego Zoo) describes "Xinbao" as a nearly 4-year-old girl, whose name means "a treasure of prosperity and abundance". The zoo said that "Xinbao"'s big round face and big ears make it look different. It likes to quietly sunbathe and focus on its favorite food. The zoo stated that "Yunchuan" and "Xinbao" will not meet with the public in the coming weeks, but the zoo will share more information with the public as soon as possible, including the official date of the two giant pandas meeting with the public. The chartered plane carrying "Yunchuan" and "Xinbao" arrived at Los Angeles International Airport in California, USA on June 27th, and was then transported to the San Diego Zoo in southern California for quarantine. Yunchuan and Xinbao have settled at the San Diego Zoo, marking the beginning of a new round of cooperation between China and the United States in the protection of giant pandas. After Yunchuan and Xinbao move into the San Diego Zoo, Chinese experts will stay for about three months to help them quickly adapt to the new environment. San Diego Zoo is one of the most visited zoos in the United States and the first institution in the United States to conduct collaborative research on giant pandas with China. Since the launch of relevant cooperation between China and the United States in 1994, both sides have achieved fruitful results in research and protection of giant pandas, jointly overcoming a series of technical difficulties, and jointly contributing to the protection of endangered wildlife worldwide. (Lai Xin She)