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Qing Feng

清风

alive male Born August 24, 2007

Qing Feng (清风, studbook #688), also known as You You (酉酉), is a male giant panda born August 24, 2007 at Wolong Hetaoping Base. Son of Long Xin, he lived at Beijing Zoo, Yantai Zoo (where he was the star attraction for three years), and Yancheng Dafeng Port (where he was renamed after a local river). Since 2020, he has been part of the "National Treasure Group" — eight pandas relocated together to Hunan's Fenghuang China Panda Garden.

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Birth date

August 24, 2007

Birth place

Wolong Shenshuping Panda Base

Current location

China Conservation and Research Center for the Giant Panda

Status

Alive

Studbook

#688

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Qing Feng (Chinese: 清风, “Clear Wind”), also known as You You (酉酉) , studbook number 688, is a male giant panda born on August 24, 2007 at the China Conservation and Research Center for Giant Pandas (CCRCGP) Hetaoping Base. His mother is Long Xin (龙欣, studbook 516) — the “Genius Panda Mother” — and his twin sister was Shui Ling (水灵), who passed away in 2010.

Through his mother Long Xin, Qing Feng’s siblings include Xi Wang, Fu Ni (Australia), Fu Wa/Xing Xing (Malaysia), You You, Han Yuan, Hu Xiao, and Yuan Xin/Le Bao (Korea).

Two Names, One Panda

清风 (Qing Feng) — “Clear Wind,” his birth name
酉酉 (You You) — Named after the Er Mao You River (二卯酉河) in Yancheng, Jiangsu, where he lived from 2014 to 2020. The name paired him with his companion Long Sheng, who was renamed Mao Mao (卯卯) — together, “卯酉” forms a traditional Chinese timekeeping reference.

Life Journey

Beijing Zoo (2009–2011)

Qing Feng’s travels began early. After a brief stop at Bifengxia in April 2009, he was sent to Beijing Zoo on May 29, 2009, spending nearly two years in the capital.

Yantai Star (2011–2014)

On April 27, 2011, Qing Feng arrived at Yantai Zoo in Shandong, where he and another panda named Hua Ao (华奥) became the zoo’s biggest attractions.

His time in Yantai was marked by enthusiastic birthday celebrations:

August 2011 (age 4): His first birthday at Yantai drew over a thousand visitors
August 2012 (age 5): Keepers prepared a two-tier ice cream bamboo cake decorated with carrots and meat (a rare treat). Qing Feng posed politely beside the cake for photos before demolishing it

On June 10, 2014, Qing Feng and Hua Ao said farewell to Yantai. Local news covered their departure with genuine sadness — the pandas had been beloved figures in the city for three years. The official reason given for their return: at age 7, both pandas had reached breeding age and needed to return to Sichuan to “marry and have children” (娶妻生子).

Yancheng Interlude (2014–2020)

On August 18, 2014, Qing Feng (now You You) and Long Sheng (now Mao Mao) arrived at Yancheng Dafeng Port Panda Paradise in Jiangsu. The renaming ceremony tied the pandas to local geography — the Er Mao You River — and the pair became community mascots.

Qing Feng returned to the Dujiangyan Base on December 3, 2019 before his final relocation.

Fenghuang (2020–present)

On May 30, 2020, Qing Feng was one of eight pandas — the “National Treasure Group” — loaded onto specialized transport for a simultaneous relocation to the newly opened Fenghuang China Panda Garden in Hunan Province. The group ranged from seasoned travelers like Qing Feng (at 13, the veteran of the convoy) to six younger pandas born in 2017 who were making their first long-distance journey.

The Fenghuang facility — located in the Wuling Mountain range — was built specifically to house the group, with a dedicated panda hospital, kitchen, and 12 keepers. At Fenghuang, Qing Feng continues to live as a calm, well-traveled elder statesman among a younger generation of pandas.

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2020 (1)

Transfer May 30, 2020

Qing Feng transferred to Fenghuang

Qing Feng joined 7 other pandas at Fenghuang China Panda Garden in Hunan.

2007 (1)

Birth Aug 24, 2007

Birth of Qing Feng

Qing Feng was born at Wolong Hetaoping Base to mother Long Xin.

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Mother Half-siblings (grouped)

Fu Ni #638 Hu Xiao #773 Le Bao #841 Mai Mai #1063 Ran Ran #1062 Shui Ling #687 Xi Wang #607 Xin Yuan #843 Xing Xing #639 You You #707

Qing Feng has 10 half-siblings. The majority share the same mother, Long Xin .

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Two Names, One Panda

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Beijing Zoo (2009–2011)

Yantai Star (2011–2014)

Yancheng Interlude (2014–2020)

Fenghuang (2020–present)

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Qing Feng transferred to Fenghuang

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