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Panda or Not: China's Symbol

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Panda or Not: China's Symbol
 

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China symbol confusions

by Emmanuel Luna-Mendoza
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Pandas are native to Japan, not China.

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The panda is the national animal of India.

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The giant panda is a symbol commonly associated with China in popular culture.

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China officially represents itself with a panda in its government seal.

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Pandas are native to China and found in its wild habitats.

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All Chinese cities use a panda as their flag symbol.

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Panda imagery is used in Chinese branding and tourism materials.

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Pandas can fly when they are flying pigeons in a parade.

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Panda diplomacy started in the mid-20th century as a form of cultural exchange.

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Some Chinese postage stamps feature pandas, reflecting their symbolic status.

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