U.S.-MEMPHIS-CHINA-PANDA-LE LE-MEMORIAL

U.S.-MEMPHIS-CHINA-PANDA-LE LE-MEMORIAL

(230205) -- WASHINGTON, D.C., Feb. 5, 2023 (Xinhua) -- An image of giant panda Le Le and some floral tributes are pictured at the Memphis Zoo in Memphis, the United States, on Feb. 4, 2023. The Memphis Zoo in Memphis, U.S. state of Tennessee, said on Friday that giant panda Le Le had died. Le Le, a male born in 1998, came to the Memphis Zoo with a female giant panda, Ya Ya. (Photo by Adam/Xinhua)

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