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The panda cub achieved a special level of fame because pandas rarely mate in captivity. Fu Long is only the second panda born in captivity in Europe. However, the first one in 1982 at the Madrid Zoo had come about with the help of artificial insemination. Fu Long left Schönbrunn Zoo for China on November 18, 2009. There "the happy dragon" lives in the panda breeding and research station Bifengxia. In a few years, he is expected to provide for his own offspring and contribute to the preservation of his species in the spirit of the breeding program.
The little panda was given the name Fu Long by Wu Ken, the Chinese ambassador to Austria, at a ceremony in early December 2007. The cub, whose godparents include the then Austrian Foreign Minister Ursula Plassnik, slept through the entire ceremony. From the end of January 2008, visitors to Schönbrunn were once again able to enter the indoor enclosure to observe the little panda.