Three members of the Smithsonian National Zoo's giant panda ``Mika'' family return to China = China report

Giant pandas ``Mei Xiang'' and ``Tian Tian'' who had been loaned to the United States, and ``Little Miracle'' (Xiao Qizhi), who were born between them, have returned to China.
I'm coming. The three animals, which had been kept at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, U.S.A., were placed in a special transport box on the morning of the 8th local time, and transferred from the zoo to the Washington Dulles International Airport.
I headed to the airport. The plane carrying the three animals took off for China around 1pm local time. Travel time is approximately 19 hours. Arrived in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China, accompanied by a veterinarian and two zookeepers.
I plan to. The female, Mika, and the male, Sozoe, were loaned to the Smithsonian National Zoo in 2000. Mika gave birth to four children over the course of 23 years. Three of them are Taishan.
”, “Baobao” and “Beibei” have already returned to China. "Little Miracle" was born in August 2020, when the COVID-19 virus was spreading worldwide.
This means that all giant pandas at the Smithsonian National Zoo have been returned to China. Giant pandas currently on loan from China to the United States
The only two remaining are sisters ``Yarun'' and ``Shirun,'' who live at the Atlanta Zoo in Georgia.