Li, a government employee of Huashuiwan Town, Dayi County, Chengdu City, encountered a fat giant panda while driving on Dashuang Road on his way to work. According to his recollection, "I saw a round thing at that time." At first, Mr. Li thought it was a dazzling sight, but when he got closer and confirmed it, he was surprised and happy.

"This road is my only way to get to and from get off work. I have been walking for more than 20 years, and this is the first time I have encountered a giant panda." When Mr. Li stopped to check, "Gungun "has disappeared. For fear of scaring the panda, Mr. Li did not continue searching and returned to the car to go to work.

"Wild giant pandas generally have relatively fixed activities. region, but during the estrus period, cross-regional activities will be carried out to transmit estrus information through chemical markers, find mating partners, and complete breeding," said a staff member of the Xieyuan Conservation Station under the Dayi Management Station of the Giant Panda National Park. Arranged personnel to go to the location where the giant panda was found in the video to investigate, and found the panda's feces, which are being collected and sent to the management and protection center in Dayi County. After collection, they will be sent to the research institute. A manager at the Dayi Management and Protection Station of the Giant Panda National Park told reporters, "We regularly collect panda feces and conduct genetic comparisons to understand the number and health status of giant pandas in the territory." According to the genetic comparison of the collected feces, There are currently 26 wild giant pandas in Dayi County, accounting for approximately 35.6% of the number of wild giant pandas in Chengdu.

According to surveys, this is the first time this year that wild giant pandas in Dayi County have come into public view at close range. In recent years, the Dayi Management and Protection Station of the Giant Panda National Park has repeatedly captured videos of wild giant panda activities through infrared surveillance cameras.

Relevant staff said that in this city with frequent human activities If a wild giant panda is found in the area, the staff will generally avoid disturbing the giant panda's normal activities. At the same time, they will observe whether the giant panda's body is injured, whether there is feces left in the surrounding area, etc., and contact the local village (community) not to disturb the giant panda, such as There are no injuries or other emergencies that require emergency treatment, and the giant panda will return to nature on its own. If a wild giant panda is found in an uninhabited area, if the giant panda is not injured or otherwise requires emergency treatment, interference with the giant panda's normal activities will generally be avoided.