★ This is the first Chinese book to document the life of giant panda Fubao. Born as South Korea’s first naturally conceived giant panda, Fubao is known as “the treasure that brings happiness” and has millions of devoted fans, making her a true “Asia-Pacific superstar”!
★ Written by Jiang Lin, affectionately called “the panda writer,” the book tells Fubao’s family story, birth, growth, and her deeply moving bond with her two zookeeper grandfathers in warm, lively prose.
★ Featuring over 100 stunning photos from professional panda photographers across China, Japan, and South Korea—including never-before-seen images by acclaimed Japanese panda photographer Mizuo Kojiro and Korean panda blogger Jo Yumi, as well as exclusive photos of Fubao’s return to China authorized by the China Conservation and Research Center for the Giant Panda. Every page offers a healing “virtual petting” experience!
★ Fubao sparked a “panda craze” in South Korea: for her third birthday, 13,620 people applied for just three “one-day keeper assistant” positions; the Everland theme park saw long queues daily just to catch a glimpse of her. Her story proves that a panda’s charm and healing power transcend all cultural backgrounds.
★ This book is not only a complete chronicle of Fubao’s growth but also includes a giant panda Q&A section, blending fun with knowledge. Open it and feel like you’re hugging a bundle of fluffy happiness.
★ Rights Sold: Japanese, Vietnamese, Korean!

This is the first photo book dedicated to giant panda Fubao.

Born on July 20, 2020, at Samsung Everland in South Korea, Fubao is the first cub of Le Bao (Yuan Xin) and Ai Bao (Hua Ni), and the first giant panda born through natural breeding in South Korea. Her name was chosen by Chinese and Korean fans through a vote, meaning “the treasure that brings happiness.” In South Korea, people affectionately call her “Princess Fubao,” “Piggy Fubao,” “Dun Bonnie,” and some fans even compare her beauty to Korean star Son Ye-jin, nicknaming her “Fu Ye-jin.”

Written by the “panda writer” Jiang Lin with delicate prose, the book fully chronicles Fubao’s family history (father Le Bao, mother Ai Bao, younger sisters Rui Bao and Hui Bao), her birth, her playful growth, and the heartwarming “mutual devotion” between her and her keepers, Kang Cheol-won and Song Young-kwan. It also features over 100 precious photos by photographers from China, Japan, and South Korea, including exclusive images of Fubao’s birthday parties and her return to China.

This is not only a chronicle of a panda’s life but also a gift for anyone who loves life and longs for healing.

Author – Jiang Lin: Member of the China Writers Association, contract writer of Ba Jin Literary Academy and Chengdu Literary Academy, and vice president of Chengdu Children’s Literature Academy. His works have twice won the Sichuan Provincial Spiritual Civilization “Five One Project” Award. In recent years, he has written many panda-themed books and is affectionately known as “the panda writer.” His representative works include Panda Huahua, Panda King, Panda Kangji’s Long Journey, The Fantastic Journey of a Panda Boy, and The Panda Chaser, some of which have been translated into multiple languages.

Photographer – Mizuo Kojiro (Japan): Born in 1987, a Nikon user. He began photographing giant pandas in 2016 when panda Jie Bang was born at Adventure World in Wakayama Prefecture, Japan. He is now a well-known panda photographer.

Photographer – Jo Yumi (South Korea): A veteran Korean panda blogger. Since October 2021, she has visited Fubao twice a week, capturing countless heartwarming photos. She has hundreds of thousands of followers on Instagram.

Photographer – Wen Feifei (China): A Chinese panda photography enthusiast who has long visited Samsung Everland to photograph the Bao family.

Photographer – Li Chuanyou (China): A Chinese panda photography enthusiast who contributed some of the photos in this book.