The bankrupt zoo was saved entirely by the parrots' foul mouths.

Chapter 96 The Zookeeper Who Likes to Practice Tai Chi

In fact, in the early stages when the zookeepers were first assigned to new positions, Qin Yuqing definitely needed to take extra care of Xingzai.

Or rather, to take care of Uncle Li.

Although pandas look adorable, they are still fierce beasts, known in ancient times as "iron-eating beasts".

Both its arm strength and bite force are quite terrifying.

This thing is called a panda. Panda, panda, the bear is always in front.

This also proves that it is actually a bear, not a cat.

Therefore, there are certain risks involved in being a zookeeper for such wild animals.

Especially for new keepers who are completely unfamiliar with the animals.

When you first arrive, you lack familiarity with the animals and don't understand their personalities, which can easily make them angry, and this is a very dangerous thing.

Therefore, Qin Yuqing cannot give up her work until Xingzai is completely familiar with his new zookeeper, Uncle Li.

There's still half an hour before the zoo opens, so Xingzai hasn't entered the park yet and is still in his little room where he rests and sleeps.

The first thing Uncle Li needs to do now is to feed Xingzai for the first time.

Then observe whether Xingzai resists being fed by this unfamiliar zookeeper. If it can be fed successfully, the first step is considered successful.

So, looking at Xingzai, the giant panda separated from him by an iron gate, Uncle Li still felt a little uneasy.

While Uncle Li was observing Xingzai, Xingzai was also observing Uncle Li.

The chubby boy, who weighed 200 pounds, looked puzzled and even had a strong sense of illicit interest in looking at Uncle Li.

It was as if they were pondering who this old man was and what he was doing here.

On the other side, Uncle Li took a deep breath, then picked up a tender bamboo shoot and handed it to Xingzai through the iron gate.

Sing-jai glanced at Uncle Li, then at the large bamboo shoot in his hand.

Somewhat hesitant, but still timidly, he took the bamboo shoot from Uncle Li's hand.

However, when it came to getting the bamboo shoots, Xingzai, who weighed 200 pounds, seemed a bit timid.

While handing over the bamboo shoots, Uncle Li was afraid that Xingzai might suddenly get angry and attack, so he kept a safe distance from Xingzai while holding the bamboo shoots, feeling unsure of himself.

However, the same goes for Stephen Chow.

This guy seems afraid of being bitten by the new zookeeper.

They were very careful when receiving the bamboo shoots, stretching their arms out from a distance to take them.

This scene completely stunned Uncle Li.

He never expected that the panda would be afraid of him...

At the same time, after actually seeing Xingzai, Uncle Li suddenly realized something: it was indeed a giant panda raised by Manager Qin!

The two brothers were practically identical, to the point that even Uncle Li was starting to have doubts.

Sometimes, when he gets into a bad mood, Manager Qin will even nibble on a couple of bamboo shoots...

Sing-jai had a good appetite and was initially a little suspicious when he picked up the bamboo shoots.

It ate with extreme caution, as if afraid that this strange human might poison it.

However, after taking a few bites, the deliciousness of the bamboo shoots completely dispelled its doubts, and it began to gnaw on them with gusto.

The constant smacking sounds of chewing can be heard; the smacking noises of animals eating are very soothing to humans.

One word! Declare!

While Xingzai was eating bamboo shoots with gusto, Uncle Li began preparing other food for him.

Bamboo shoots are, after all, a treat for giant pandas; their main food is still bamboo.

This is the most basic food for giant pandas.

Uncle Li casually picked up a large bamboo strip from the ground, then used his arms to try and break it in half.

However, it was very difficult to do after trying it.

So he placed the bamboo strip on his thigh, and using his thigh as leverage, he gritted his teeth and finally managed to break it with great difficulty.

This job used to be quite easy for overweight people.

After all, weight and strength are directly related, and with Qin Yuqing's physique, it's impossible for her to be weak.

However, Uncle Li was different. Not only was he over fifty years old and approaching sixty, but he was also somewhat thin and weak. He was much smaller than Qin Yuqing in terms of strength, and it could even be said that they were not in the same league at all.

While Uncle Li was breaking bamboo, Xingzai was also constantly observing Uncle Li.

Looking at what Uncle Li had just done, Xingzai's face showed a hint of confusion, as if he didn't know what Uncle Li was doing.

I don't understand, but I do understand...

After finishing the large bamboo shoot in his hand, Xingzai took the broken bamboo from Uncle Li and continued eating.

Pandas have a large appetite, and bamboo itself has a relatively simple nutritional composition, so it is digested quickly.

This results in giant pandas spending almost half of their day eating, consuming dozens of kilograms of bamboo daily.

In the entire animal kingdom, he is considered a big eater.

As for Uncle Li, seeing that Xingzai didn't reject him and happily ate the food he fed him, Uncle Li was also quite happy.

The anxiety that had been building up at the beginning finally subsided.

If Sing doesn't reject him, it means he's kept his job.

After preparing breakfast for Xingzai, Uncle Li, having nothing else to do, started practicing Tai Chi right in front of Xingzai.

This is one of his great hobbies. When he has nothing to do, he gets up early in the morning to do morning exercises and then goes to the park to practice Tai Chi.

Not only in the morning, but sometimes in the evening too.

For Uncle Li, this is not only a way to exercise, but also a hobby to pass the time.

Uncle Li was so focused on practicing Tai Chi that he didn't even notice that Xingzai suddenly stopped eating bamboo.

Then he watched in awe as he practiced Tai Chi.

Starry eyes sparkled, as if he had discovered some very fun treasure.

After observing for a while, Xingzai waved his arms and actually started to imitate Uncle Li's movements.

……

Time flies, and half an hour passed quickly before the zoo opened for business.

According to the rules, this is when Sing should start work.

That is, they move from their small rooms where they rest and sleep to the panda enclosure so that visitors can see them.

With Qin Yuqing's help, Uncle Li brought Xingzai from the lounge into the park for the first time.

Sing-jai is very familiar with every plant and tree in the park.

After entering the park, Xingzai, as usual, went straight to the bamboo pile and sat down to continue eating.

The little bit it just ate clearly didn't meet its nutritional intake standards.

Xingzai has a distinctive appearance; he is a fairly standard-looking male panda.

The fur is very smooth, and the body proportions are very standard, with a clear distinction between the black and white areas on the body.

Unlike some giant pandas that are always dirty, Xingzai is a very hygienic giant panda.

You can't see any dirty hair on their bodies; it's all black and white.

For these reasons, Stephen Chow is quite good-looking.

It's simply because this guy is very lazy and laid-back when "going to work," and he always has a listless, deadpan expression when he's working in the panda enclosure.

They never interact with tourists, ignore them, and do nothing but eat and sleep.

So for this reason, despite being the zoo's star attraction and a national treasure, he doesn't have much popularity.

Many tourists came to see Stephen Chow with high expectations, but ultimately left somewhat disappointed.

As usual, as soon as Sing entered the park, he plopped down on the ground and started eating.

Groups of tourists also arrived at the panda enclosure, ready to see the only giant panda at Zizhou Zoo.

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