Small animals born visitors and tourists from all over the country and abroad come to China, which is known for its animal gardens. At the top of the Beijing Zoo, one of China’s most popular tourist destinations and one of the country’s oldest gardens, which dates back to 1906, are small animals born visitors and tourists.
The Chinese newspaper “China Daily” has published a photo album to celebrate 100 small animals born, headed by young animals born in the polar zoo, which is located in the center of Harbin on the Songwwa River on the opposite side of the island of the sun, northeast China.
In the photographs, a six-month-old monkey and his mother were seen at Heilong Jiang Province’s northeastern Harbin Zoo of Forests.
In the northeastern Harbin Forest Garden, notably inside the Harbin Al-Qatbi Park, the first park of its kind in China that allows viewing all polar animal offers in one location, a group of juvenile animals first appeared at the start of the golden autumn.
Nearly 100 different species of animals, including monkeys, giraffes, wolves, cranes with red crowns, and Siberian tigers, gave birth in the zoo this year.
The zoo received a new look thanks to all the tiny gestures, and over the seven-day national vacation, a lot of people came to visit, the Chinese tabloid reported.
Visitors to the China Gardens are drawn in by pictures of animal kids.
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