Who is the ambassador of the Australian Pavilion at the World Expo?

Kookaburra "Pengpeng"

The mascot of the Australian National Pavilion is a kookaburra named "Pengpeng". "Pengpeng" is witty and good at making jokes, and often makes his family laugh.

He is an "early riser" and starts his day in a good mood. Their mood is so high that they can't help but burst out laughing. He is very naughty. Although he likes to help his parents take care of his little sister, he also likes to tease them with his sister.

The name "Pengpeng" means a long journey, indicating Australia's desire to successfully participate in the World Expo. It also sounds the same as the word 'friend', which means friendship and contains the connection between the people and enterprises of Australia and China. close cooperative relationship. During the Expo, the Australian Pavilion will have at least six mascot operators who will put on kookaburra costumes and "fly" in the pavilion.

The Kookaburra: Cute and eye-catching, and can emit a unique laugh that makes it proud. It is a very popular bird in the world, so it became the Australian National Pavilion at the 2010 Shanghai World Expo. mascot. Their distinctive laughter reflects their humorous and optimistic character, while their unique appearance complements the majestic mountains and rivers of their native Australia.

Kookaburras attach great importance to family. Once they choose their mates, they will stay with each other for life. They usually live in jungles, open woodlands and coastal scrub as well as urban areas, spending most of their lives in the same place.