China firmly opposes relevant countries and regions' arms sales to China's Taiwan region, said Chen Binhua, spokesman for the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office, on Wednesday.
Chen made the statement at a regular press conference in Beijing in response to a media query about the U.S. planned arms sales to Taiwan.
"China's firm opposition to relevant countries and regions' arms sales to China's Taiwan region is consistent and clear. The U.S. needs to abide by the one-China principle and the three China-U.S. joint communiqués, handle the issue of arms sales to Taiwan with prudence, and take concrete actions to keep China-U.S. relations on a steady track and uphold peace across the Taiwan Strait," Chen said.
China firmly opposes relevant countries' arms sales to China's Taiwan region: spokesman
China firmly opposes relevant countries' arms sales to China's Taiwan region: spokesman
China firmly opposes relevant countries' arms sales to China's Taiwan region: spokesman
An adorable giant panda cub has been seen enjoying a bowl of milk and later cosily lying on a wooden platform after getting a little muddy during messy playtime in southwest China's Sichuan Province.
The playful panda, with its hair all wet and frizzy and covered in mud after presumably rolling around in its enclosure, is seen happily slurping on a bowl of milk provided by a panda keeper.
Later, the mischievous cub appears to be a little tired out from its exuberant activities, and is seen curled up having a rest on its wooden climbing frame.
Shared by the iPanda channel, this charming look into the life of panda cubs at the Wolong Shenshuping Base of China Conservation and Research Center for Giant Pandas (CCRCGP) was filmed on February 28.
The adorable cub is one of a pigeon pair of cubs -- born in August 2025 at the CCRCGP -- to the giant panda Jia Mei.
The CCRCGP is a world-leading institution dedicated to the breeding and conservation of the giant panda. The center has established the world's largest captive population of giant pandas and pioneered research on captive breeding and training for rewilding.
The center also holds the largest global platform for promoting international cooperation and exchanges on Panda conservation, involving 18 zoos from 16 countries and regions, 39 domestic animal breeding institutions, and over 10 scientific research institutes.
Panda cub enjoys bowl of milk, afternoon snooze at conservation base
