Hello everyone, this is a tiger I adopted in China, her name is Meilin, and these are photos of her from childhood to adulthood. I love tigers very much. Although they appear strong, their survival is actually very cruel. Last night in Mumbai, India, I had the opportunity to participate in the conservation of wild tigers through Miss World and the Minister. For me, it was a destined fate. My fate with tigers, now in the mountains of my hometown, wild Northeast tigers can also be photographed living on the border between China and Russia. I and tigers live on the same land. Seeing the increasing number of tigers in India, I think it's great and amazing. Our China has also made many changes in protecting tigers. India's love for tigers has moved me greatly. We all love the same thing. I also hope that the whole world can participate in the action to protect tigers. Animals should coexist with humans in nature. Thank you all！

Thanks to Miss World and the respected minister, I have once again felt the softest part of my heart. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to say something for the things I love. The moment between the little tiger and its mother melted my heart. This is the little tiger I adopted from Guilin Zoo in China.

This is its process of growing up from birth. I watched it grow up bit by bit, from a cub to a powerful and majorous tiger. It makes me feel like we humans, from infancy, very weak, to adulthood, shouldering the responsibilities of society, the country, and this place. I think tigers and humans are very similar, full of innocence and curiosity, and they also have to make themselves better to protect themselves. I see myself in the tiger. In the time watching Merrill grow up, it seems that my child is growing up, from a seed to a big tree. It will have a dedicated nanny to take care of it.

The charm of tigers can only be felt by those who have more contact with them. The world of wild tigers is very cruel and competitive. I have watched many documentaries about wild tiger kings. A tiger king becomes strong from the weakest, leaves the care of its mother, guards its territory, fights with male tigers for survival, and until it is old and dies with a残破 body. Isn't this the life of us humans? The commonality makes me more attracted to it, especially the wild ones. In fact, I personally believe that tigers and humans can coexist naturally through guidance and become friends, but there is no expert opinion to support this yet. This is just my assumption. Because the tigers raised from childhood will not attack humans, and wild tigers will not attack humans as long as you do not attack them. It will only go down the mountain to look for food when it is extremely hungry and cannot survive. I have watched many documentaries about tigers in different countries of the world. I love them and hope I can do something for them, watching them grow safely and more and more. I will feel happy from the bottom of my heart. Because animals are the simplest and most pristine.

Thanks again for allowing me to participate in the global tiger conservation campaign. This is the wild Northeast tiger in China, which we call Wanda Shan No.1. It strayed into a populated area near where I was born due to getting lost, and everyone immediately called the relevant department for help. At the same time, its news became a trending topic in our country. Chinese people are very interested in why this wild tiger would venture into a human settlement. At first, when it was discovered, it was frightened like a big brain with its ears backing against its head. Then, we provided assistance to it. After conducting a strict examination, China released it back to my hometown and its wild ecological environment. Finally, the camera captured its hunting process after it was released. Here is its territory and the range it patrols every day. This is a very interesting story, and it has also become the tiger king in my hometown. There is an old Chinese saying that "a tiger has a虎头虎脑 (lit. a tiger's head and a tiger's brain; fig. brave and vigorous)." I think it fully embodies this concept. Tigers may seem fierce, but are they just as frightened as Wanda Shan, only attacking humans because they are afraid and worried about their survival? I think when it realizes that we are protecting it, it will be the time when we can coexist harmoniously with tigers. I hope my story can pique your interest and allow more people to pay attention to wild tigers. At the same time, I would like to thank Miss World Organization, Lady Morley, and the Indian authorities for their strong support in this matter. This is meaningful. Let's work together to make more people aware of the scarcity, cuteness, innocence, and power of tigers. Let's also show their lonely side.

And I think through such a meaningful activity, all countries in the world can be united. Everyone will work hard for this one thing. China is one big family with 56 ethnic groups. I believe that 197 countries are also one family, just like how we are united in China. Although we have 56 ethnic groups, we are in one family because we have a common mission. I believe that 197 countries will also achieve a prosperous world due to a common belief, including China and India. I look forward to building a deep friendship because of tigers. Love and invitation from China.