China-CooperationAustralia can cross the Pacific, Chinese Premier Li Qiang said on Sunday that, as long as both sides appreciate it, cooperation between China and Australia can cross the vast Pacific Ocean, transcend differences and achieve mutual achievements and win-win results. .
Liang made these statements during his visit to the Adelaide Zoo, on the occasion of cooperation between China and Australia in the protection and research of the panda bear.
During the visit, Li said Adelaide Zoo is home to Wang Wang and Fu Ni, the only pair of giant pandas in the southern hemisphere, and although they are far from home, they have been well cared for, settled and are living happily. in Australia.
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Wang Wang and Fu Ni have been on loan from China since 2009, and are one of the main attractions at Adelaide Zoo. They will return to China this year, as agreed by both parties.
Li said pandas have become ambassadors of China-Australia relations and a symbol of the deep friendship between the two peoples.
Li said Adelaide Zoo is home to Wang Wang and Fu Ni, the only pair of giant pandas in the southern hemisphere.
China is willing to continue cooperating with Australia in panda protection and research, and hopes that Australia will always be a friendly home for giant pandas, he said.
The Chinese premier added that China’s achievements in protecting the giant panda demonstrate the country’s positive contribution to the conservation of global biodiversity and endangered animals.
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