Panda Sculptures Exhibition In Hong Kong - China

Panda Sculptures Exhibition In Hong Kong - China

People pose for photos with giant panda sculptures at Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park in Hong Kong, south China on December 25, 2024. A theme exhibition featuring 2,500 giant panda sculptures was held here on Wednesday. Photo by Lo Ping Fai/Xinhua/ABACAPRESS.COM

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