Chimelong Safari Park Timeline

Ting Zai showed loss of appetite, lethargy, coughing and fever. A multidisciplinary team including China Agricultural University and Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hospital treated him. His condition stabilized.

Jia He (家和,

Keepers prepared special wowotou mooncakes made from bamboo powder, rice flour, and corn flour for Mei Zhu to introduce her to traditional Mid-Autumn Festival customs.

Mei Zhu took part in Chimelong's animal games gymnastics event, demonstrating flexibility and coordination inherited from her mother Meng Meng.

Mei Zhu celebrated her first birthday at Chimelong, receiving a symbolic "household registration booklet" and the "Miracle Continuation Award." She was appointed "National Treasure Tour Guide" for conservation education. In the zhua Zhou ceremony, she chose the carrot key. Weight reached 27.1 kg. As the only surviving 2024 cub of CCRCGP, her milestone was widely celebrated.

Mei Zhu's enclosure was renovated and upgraded with a traditional Cantonese "moving-in ceremony" (入伙仪式), featuring a lion dance troupe performing dotting the eyes, plucking greens, and spreading blessings.

Mei Zhu celebrated her half-year milestone — weight 10.88kg, body length 65cm, tail length 9.5cm, with 24 neat milk teeth fully grown.

Mei Zhu celebrated her 100-day milestone (百日宴) at Chimelong, weighing 5,650 grams with 13 deciduous teeth grown.

Chimelong held an official ceremony to unveil Mei Zhu's IP character image (IP形象), marking her growing status as a cultural icon at the park.

Ting Zai celebrated his 6th birthday at Chimelong with an ice bed cooling station and parallel bar enrichment toys.

Mei Zhu (妹珠), the first offspring of the world's only surviving giant panda triplets "Meng Shuai Ku," was born at 1:30 AM at Guangzhou Chimelong Safari Park weighing 178 grams.

Jia He was selected as the "live-in son-in-law" for Meng Meng, the eldest of the world's only surviving panda triplets. He was transferred from Wolong Shenshuping to Guangzhou Chimelong Safari Park for breeding.

Hua Yun Second was born at guangzhou_chimelong.

Xing Yun Third was born at guangzhou_chimelong.

Hua Xing Second was born at guangzhou_chimelong.

Xing Xing Fourth was born at guangzhou_chimelong.

Hua Ning Second was born at guangzhou_chimelong.

Xing Ning Second was born at guangzhou_chimelong.

Bao Bao Second was born at guangzhou_chimelong.

Le Le Second was born at guangzhou_chimelong.

Hua Yue was born at guangzhou_chimelong.

Xing Yue was born at guangzhou_chimelong.

Ting Zai was born at Guangzhou Chimelong Safari Park weighing 166g after a 20-hour labor, the second cub of Ting Ting.

Long Zai was born at Chimelong, South China's first second-generation panda.

Long Long gave birth to Long Zai after a 132-day gestation — South China's first second-generation panda, proving captive breeding self-sufficiency in the region.

Rong Rong was born at guangzhou_chimelong.

Ya Yi was born at guangzhou_chimelong.

Yue Yue was born at Chimelong Safari Park, the fifth panda cub born there.

Ku Ku was born at Chimelong, third of the world's first surviving panda triplets.

Shuai Shuai was born at Chimelong, part of the world's first surviving panda triplets.

Yao Yao was born at guangzhou_chimelong.

Xing Xing moved to guangzhou_chimelong.

Long Long was born at Guangzhou Chimelong — the first giant panda ever born in South China. Her name was chosen by her mother Mei Qing from 10,000+ submissions.

Yan Zai was born at guangzhou_chimelong.

Zhi Zhi was born at guangzhou_chimelong.

Meng Shuang moved to guangzhou_chimelong.

Mei Qing moved to guangzhou_chimelong.

Li Li was relocated to Chimelong Safari Park.

Ri Ri (比力) and Shin Shin (仙女) were sent to Chimelong Safari Park in Guangzhou for a short-term exhibition.

Ting Ting moved to guangzhou_chimelong.

Shu Qing moved to guangzhou_chimelong.