Thousands of panda sculptures are displayed in Hong Kong as part of the PANDA GO! FEST HK exhibition, showcasing the city’s enthusiasm for the bears following the birth of twin cubs. The sculptures will be exhibited at various locations, including Ocean Park, where the twin cubs reside. Hong Kong aims to use pandas to boost its economy and tourism industry, with officials encouraging businesses to seize opportunities in the “panda economy.” Special sculptures created by renowned figures will be auctioned online for charity, with proceeds supporting giant panda conservation efforts at Ocean Park. The new pair of Beijing-gifted pandas, An An and Ke Ke, made their debut in Hong Kong and will meet the public soon.
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