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Panda Xiang Xiang, about to turn 2, to extend stay at Ueno Zoo(1/3)

2019-06-10 14:15:08 Ecns.cn Editor :Yao Lan

$Xiang Xiang, a giant panda born at Tokyo\'s Ueno Zoo in 2017, was displayed to the media on June 10 ahead of her second birthday on June 12, 2019. Xiang Xiang, on loan from China, was due to be returned there when she turned 2, but the Tokyo metropolitan government was able to extend her stay until the end of December 2020. (Photo/IC)$

Xiang Xiang, a giant panda born at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo in 2017, was displayed to the media on June 10 ahead of her second birthday on June 12, 2019. Xiang Xiang, on loan from China, was due to be returned there when she turned 2, but the Tokyo metropolitan government was able to extend her stay until the end of December 2020. (Photo/IC)

$Xiang Xiang, a giant panda born at Tokyo\'s Ueno Zoo in 2017, was displayed to the media on June 10 ahead of her second birthday on June 12, 2019. Xiang Xiang, on loan from China, was due to be returned there when she turned 2, but the Tokyo metropolitan government was able to extend her stay until the end of December 2020. (Photo/IC)$

Xiang Xiang, a giant panda born at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo in 2017, was displayed to the media on June 10 ahead of her second birthday on June 12, 2019. Xiang Xiang, on loan from China, was due to be returned there when she turned 2, but the Tokyo metropolitan government was able to extend her stay until the end of December 2020. (Photo/IC)

$Xiang Xiang, a giant panda born at Tokyo\'s Ueno Zoo in 2017, was displayed to the media on June 10 ahead of her second birthday on June 12, 2019. Xiang Xiang, on loan from China, was due to be returned there when she turned 2, but the Tokyo metropolitan government was able to extend her stay until the end of December 2020. (Photo/IC)$

Xiang Xiang, a giant panda born at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo in 2017, was displayed to the media on June 10 ahead of her second birthday on June 12, 2019. Xiang Xiang, on loan from China, was due to be returned there when she turned 2, but the Tokyo metropolitan government was able to extend her stay until the end of December 2020. (Photo/IC)