The modern name of the giant panda (that is, the popular Chinese name in China) was originally called Cat Bear or Big Cat Bear, which means that its face is as round and chubby as a cat, but its overall body shape is like a bear. Some even call it Belongs to the Ursidae family. Since before the 1950s, Chinese was written in straight script and read from right to left, but after it was changed to horizontal script, it was read from left to right. When it was exhibited in the Beibei Museum in Sichuan in 1939, the title was stated in horizontal script. The name was a cat and a panda. At that time, visitors were accustomed to reading the book straight from right to left, and mistakenly thought it was a panda. The following is a simple drawing of a giant panda brought by the editor. I hope it will be helpful to you.
