
From Soybeans to Tigers: Heilongjiang’s Journey Reflected in Mascots
From “Doudou” the soybean to “Binbin” and “Nini” the Siberian tigers, Heilongjiang’s mascots reflect its journey from agriculture to wildlife conservation and sustainability.
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From “Doudou” the soybean to “Binbin” and “Nini” the Siberian tigers, Heilongjiang’s mascots reflect its journey from agriculture to wildlife conservation and sustainability.
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