Fu Bao's youngest sibling named Shu Bao, grows from 171g to 5.5kg

Everland named Fu Bao’s youngest sibling Shu Bao during a 100-day celebration at Panda World on Thursday. The female giant panda was born on June 3 to Ai Bao and Le Bao and has grown from 171 grams to more than 5.5 kilograms in 100 days. The name was chosen after a two-month public campaign that drew 220,000 votes. Everland is considering opening her to the public later this year.

Shu Bao was born naturally on June 3 and is the fourth panda born at Everland’s Panda World.

More than 10,000 people took part in the first round of the naming campaign that began in July.

Five finalists were put to a vote through the Everland app, at Panda World, and on the Chinese Embassy in Korea’s social media channels.

Shu Bao received 42 percent of the 220,000 cumulative votes.

Black markings began appearing around her eyes, ears, shoulders, arms, and legs when she was about 10 days old.

Published Sep 11, 2026 11:59 am KST

Baby panda Shu Bao at around 80 days old / Courtesy of Samsung C&T

The youngest sibling of Fu Bao, the first giant panda born in Korea, has been named Shu Bao, meaning “a precious treasure as bright as the dawn.”

Everland announced the name on Thursday during a 100-day celebration for the baby panda at Panda World, attended by zookeepers Kang Cheol-won and Song Young-kwan, along with invited panda fans.

The female giant panda was born naturally on June 3 to Fu Bao’s parents, Le Bao and Ai Bao, becoming the fourth panda born at Everland’s Panda World. Fu Bao was born in 2020, followed by twin sisters Rui Bao and Hui Bao in 2023.

The name Shu Bao was selected after a two-month public naming campaign that began in July. More than 10,000 people participated in the first round by submitting name suggestions. In the second round, five finalists were put to a vote through the Everland app, at Panda World and on the social media channels of the Chinese Embassy in Korea.

The vote drew a cumulative 220,000 ballots, with Shu Bao receiving 42 percent of the votes to become the panda’s official name.

Baby panda Shu Bao at around 50 days old / Courtesy of Samsung C&T

Weighing just 171 grams at birth, Shu Bao has now surpassed 5.5 kilograms, growing more than 30-fold in her first 100 days.

Black markings began appearing around her eyes, ears, shoulders, arms and legs when she was about 10 days old. She now has the characteristic black-and-white coat and a plump, healthy appearance.

Shu Bao recently began sleeping on her own rather than in her mother Ai Bao’s arms. She has also started teething and is continuing to grow healthily.

An Everland official said the resort is closely monitoring Shu Bao’s development and is considering making her available for public viewing later this year, following an assessment of her adaptation to the outside environment.

Baby panda Shu Bao shortly after birth/ Courtesy of Samsung C&T

This article from the Hankook Ilbo, the sister publication of The Korea Times, is translated by a generative AI system and edited by The Korea Times.

爱宝乐园于周四在熊猫世界举行百日庆典，正式为福宝最小的妹妹舒宝取名为舒宝。这只雌性大熊猫于6月3日出生，父母分别是爱宝和乐宝。出生100天后，舒宝的体重从171克增长到超过5.5公斤。舒宝的名字是经过两个月的公众投票选出的，共收到22万张选票。爱宝乐园正在考虑于今年晚些时候正式向公众开放舒宝的园区。

舒宝于6月3日自然分娩，是爱宝乐园熊猫世界出生的第四只熊猫。

从7月开始的第一轮命名活动吸引了超过10000人参加。

五位决赛入围者通过爱宝乐园应用程序、熊猫世界以及中国驻韩国大使馆的社交媒体渠道进行投票。

舒宝获得了累计22万张选票中的42%。

她出生大约 10 天后，眼睛、耳朵、肩膀、手臂和腿周围开始出现黑色斑纹。

发布于2026年9月11日上午11:59（韩国标准时间）

大约80天大的熊猫宝宝舒宝 / 图片由三星物产提供

韩国出生的第一只大熊猫福宝的弟弟被命名为舒宝，意思是“像黎明一样明亮的珍贵宝藏”。

爱宝乐园于周四在熊猫世界为熊猫宝宝庆祝出生100天的活动上宣布了它的名字，动物园管理员姜哲元和宋英冠以及受邀的熊猫爱好者出席了活动。

这只雌性大熊猫于6月3日自然分娩，它的父母分别是乐宝和爱宝，它是爱宝乐园熊猫世界出生的第四只熊猫。福宝出生于2020年，之后，双胞胎姐妹瑞宝和慧宝于2023年出生。

“舒宝”这个名字是经过7月份开始的为期两个月的公众征名活动后最终选定的。第一轮征名活动吸引了超过1万人参与，他们提交了各种名字建议。第二轮，五个入围名字通过爱宝乐园应用程序、熊猫世界以及中国驻韩国大使馆的社交媒体平台进行投票选出。

此次投票共收到 22 万张选票，其中舒宝获得 42% 的选票，成为熊猫的正式名称。

大约50天大的熊猫宝宝舒宝 / 图片由三星物产提供

舒宝出生时体重仅171克，如今体重已超过5.5公斤，在出生后的前100天里增长了30多倍。

她出生大约10天后，眼睛、耳朵、肩膀、胳膊和腿周围开始出现黑色斑纹。现在她拥有典型的黑白相间的毛发，看起来胖乎乎的，很健康。

舒宝最近开始自己睡觉，不再像以前那样依偎在妈妈爱宝的怀里了。她也开始长牙了，并且继续健康成长。

爱宝乐园一位官员表示，度假村正在密切关注舒宝的成长情况，并计划在今年晚些时候，在评估舒宝对外部环境的适应情况后，向公众开放参观。

刚出生不久的熊猫宝宝舒宝/图片由三星物产提供

本文来自《韩国日报》（《韩国时报》的姊妹报），由人工智能生成系统翻译，并由《韩国时报》编辑。