Original title: Japanese media: Ueno Zoo tourists look forward to the appearance of giant panda twins
[global network comprehensive report] according to Kyodo news, the giant panda twins born in June at Tokyo Ueno Zoo ushered in their first weekend on the 9th after determining that the male baby was named "Xiaoxiao" and the female baby was named "Leilei". Visitors to the park are looking forward to the twins' public appearance in January next year. Someone said: "I hope they can grow up harmoniously and healthily. I want to see them early." at present, visitors can see the twins' sister "Xiangxiang" and father "Lili".

"I want to come back after the twins appear," said toshiji Shengtian (45, Datian District, Tokyo), a company employee who visited the zoo with his daughter who likes pandas (2 years old). His wife Mingzi (36 years old) said with a smile, "I'm looking forward to seeing (twins)."
Civil servant Senbo Zuogui (35, Motian District) came to the park with her husband shanbang (40) and daughter mengcai (2). "I think the origin of the names that illuminate the future is very in line with the times. They feel more friendly when they are settled. I hope they will stay in Japan as long as possible," sagui said
"I want to see my mother holding twins earlier. I hope I don't quarrel and grow up healthily," said Toshiko Tokura (63), a self-employed operator in Kawasaki who claimed to have visited for days. It was reported that Toshiko Tokura was looking forward to the appearance of twins.
From September 9, the upper limit of admission to Ueno Zoo was relaxed from 2000 to 6500. The public naming campaign for giant panda twins was implemented from August 7 to 20, and about 192000 replies were received. Among all the proposals, Xiaoxiao ranked 72nd and Leilei ranked second. After consideration by the selection committee, the name was finalized.