Pandas, China and the world 熊猫

After the founding of People’s Republic of China in 1949, giant pandas used to be sent abroad in three ways: national gift, commercial exhibition, and scientific communication and cooperation. After 1982, the first two ways were canceled and now pandas go abroad for scientific purposes only. As below are the files of the 28 giant pandas living overseas according to Chengdu Research base of Giant Panda Breeding:

Zoo / Park	Name of Panda	Gender	Date of Birth	Arrival Date
Tiergarten Schönbrunn, Vienna, Austria	YANG YANG	Female	Aug. 10, 2000	Mar. 3, 2003
	LONG HUI	Male	Sept. 26, 2000	Mar. 3, 2003
Zoologischer Garten, Berlin, Germany	BAO BAO	Male	Sept., 1978	Nov. 5, 1980
	YAN YAN	Female	Aug. 1985	Apr. 14, 1995
San Diego Zoo, Los Angeles, US	BAI YUN	Female	Sept. 7, 1991	Sept. 10, 1996
	GAO GAO	Male	about 1992	Jan. 15, 2003
	MEI SHENG	Male	Aug. 12, 2003
	SU LIN	Female	Aug. 2, 2005
National Zoo, Washington, US	TIAN TIAN	Male	Aug. 21, 1997	Dec. 6, 2000
	MEI XIANG	Female	Jul. 22, 1998	Dec. 6, 2000
	TAI SHAN	Male	Jul. 9, 2005
Zoo Atlanta, US	LUN LUN	Female	Aug. 25, 1997	Nov. 5, 1999
	YANG YANG	Male	Sept. 9, 1997	Nov. 5, 1999
Memphis Zoo, US	LE LE	Male	Jul. 18, 1998	Apr. 7, 2003
	YA YA	Female	Aug. 3, 2000	Apr. 7, 2003
Mexico Zoo	XIU HUA	Female	Jun. 25, 1985	Jun. 25, 2985
	SHAO SHAO	Female	Jun. 15, 1987	Jun. 15, 1987
	XIN XIN	Female	Jul. 1, 1990	Jul. 1, 1990
Chiang Mai Zoo, Thailand	CHUANG CHUANG	Male	Aug. 6, 2000	Oct. 12, 2003
	LIN HUI	Female	Sept. 28, 2001	Oct. 12, 2003
Prince Zoo, Kobe, Japan	LONG LONG	Male	Sept. 14, 1995	Dec. 9, 2002
	SHUANG SHUANG	Female	Sept. 16, 1995	Jul. 16, 2000
Ueno Zoo, Tokyo, Japan	LING LING	Male	Sept. 5, 1985	Nov. 5, 1992
Shirahama Wildlife Park, Wakayama, Japan	YONG MING	Male	Sept. 10, 1992	Sept. 6, 1994
	MEI MEI	Female	Aug. 31, 1994	Jul. 7, 2000
	LIANG BING	Female	Sept. 6, 2000
	LONG BING	Male	Sept. 8, 2003
	QIU BING	Male	Sept. 8, 2003