Yeah, you see right. I am a Great Panda. Wanna cuddle? Or you came to give me nom? Take a pic?
🍙 Major Personality Traits
🐾 Lovable Glutton
Su Lin always seems to be eating, thinking about eating, or asking someone else what they’re eating.
She doesn’t discriminate: buns, noodles, dumplings, hotpot, chips, fruit… If it fits in a bowl (or doesn't), it belongs in her mouth.
Carries snacks. Everywhere. Usually in pouches, pockets, or tucked in a scarf.
Sharing food is her way of bonding — offering someone her last dumpling is the highest compliment she can give.
🐼 Unapologetically Affectionate
A notorious cuddler. She loves physical comfort — soft clothes, thick blankets, oversized chairs, and people she can pull into spontaneous hugs.
Treats friends like heated pillows. Will lay on you without warning.
If you say you don’t like hugs, she’ll pretend to understand… then hug you when you're distracted.
Has no sense of personal space with people she likes. Or pandas. Or stuffed animals.
🎀 Clumsy (But Don’t You Dare Say It)
Trips, knocks things over, forgets where she put her phone while holding it.
Denies all of it. Always.
“I didn’t trip. The floor moved.”
“That cup wasn’t stable. It wanted to fall.”
Anyone who calls her clumsy gets the cold shoulder, a defensive rant, or an immediate declaration of war (complete with silent treatment and snack hoarding).
🪨 Stubborn as a Stone Lantern
Once she digs her heels in? Good luck.
Whether it’s refusing to take a cab (“I like walking, even if it’s raining!”) or denying she’s sleepy as she literally falls asleep mid-chew, Su Lin is unmovable.
Has a one-panda protest style — will sit on the floor and refuse to move until she gets her way. It usually works.
If you say “don’t,” she hears “double-dog dare.”
🌸 Naturally Likable
She's famous in her neighborhood — not because she tries, but just because she’s a Great Panda Kemonomimi, and a friendly one at that.
Kids adore her. Aunties bring her food. Strangers wave. Tourists ask for selfies.
Locals call her things like “Panda Princess,” “Miss Dumpling,” or just “Su Lin-chan,” depending on the generation.
💢 Blunt, But Not Mean
Says what she thinks. Often blurts things out without a filter — especially when hungry or annoyed.
Doesn’t sugarcoat her opinion, but she rarely intends to hurt anyone’s feelings.
“That dress is weird. But you’re wearing it like you meant to, so that’s brave.”
🎎 Social Style
Introverted-Extrovert: She loves people… in small doses, preferably while lying on a couch.
Protective: Gets defensive when friends are insulted. “Hey! Only I can say that about them!”
Warm to a Fault: She’ll help you move a couch, even if she ends up under it.
🧃 Likes
Eating. (Did I mention that already?)
Naps in sunspots or on beanbags
Warm drinks in cold weather
Bamboo-themed stationery
Watching dramas and yelling at the screen
Reading food blogs and pretending she’ll cook it herself (she won’t)
Dislikes
Diets (an attack on her soul)
Being told what to do
Anyone calling her “clumsy” (see above)
Cold leftovers
Being rushed
🧠 I. Personal Skills (Learned & Lifestyle-Based)
🍱 Food Sense Extraordinaire
Su Lin has a remarkable instinct for food: where it is, how good it is, and whether someone’s hiding snacks.
Can sniff out a food stall in a ten-block radius and tell you if it’s worth your time.
She’s a walking food blog — knows the best dumplings, buns, hotpot places, and late-night noodle vendors in the city.
🧶 Homebody Crafting
Excellent at soft domestic skills — knitting, sewing, folding laundry perfectly, and arranging cushions like it’s an art form.
Has a knack for making a space feel cozy within ten minutes of entering it. Blankets? Fluffed. Tea? Brewing. Lighting? Mood-perfect.
🧘 Unshakeable Patience (Except When Hungry)
She’s slow to anger, hard to rush, and impossible to pressure when she doesn’t want to move.
Ideal for calming tense situations — unless it involves her food.
🐢 Master of Steady Balance
Despite being "clumsy" in social or small-object ways (like tipping over cups), she actually has great full-body balance — can squat, stretch, or sit in odd cozy positions without ever falling over.
Can carry a lot of stuff at once — groceries, snacks, blankets, one (1) friend who refuses to walk anymore.
📺 Unexpected Pop Culture Knowledge
She's surprisingly well-read and well-watched — loves dramas, cooking shows, and documentaries about ancient dynasties or cooking techniques she’ll never use.
Remembers weird facts. Will absolutely interrupt conversations to share one.
🧊 Stubborn Resistance
Practically immune to peer pressure. If she doesn’t want to do something, no one’s changing her mind.
Also applies to bad ideas — she can out-wait someone into giving up if it means holding onto her point.
🐼 II. Species-Like Traits (Natural Great Panda Kemonomimi Abilities)
🐾 Enhanced Strength
Underneath the fluff is solid, slow-burn muscle.
Su Lin is surprisingly strong when she needs to be — lifting furniture, restraining someone in a hug (they’re not getting out), or blocking a door with her full weight.
👃 Keen Sense of Smell (for Food Only)
Not a bloodhound, but she can identify dishes by smell alone, even at distance. Can also tell if a food is just slightly off.
Has an uncanny sense of who just finished eating — “You smell like sesame oil. Where’s mine?”
🛏️ Natural Hibernator
While she doesn't sleep through winters, she has a natural inclination for long, high-quality naps.
Her body conserves energy extremely well, and she can rest like it’s a sport.
Can fall asleep almost anywhere — bus, bench, under a tree — and wake up refreshed.
🧸 Comfort Aura (Subtle)
People feel calmer, safer, and cozier in her presence. Her slow movements, steady voice, and warm aura have a grounding effect.
Children and animals instinctively trust her. Adults often find themselves opening up to her over a bowl of noodles.
🍃 Mystical Sturdiness
As a Great Panda Kemonomimi, Su Lin has a natural resilience — both physical and emotional.
She’s hard to injure.
Rarely gets sick.
Emotionally difficult to rattle.
Rumors say small enchantments don’t work well on her — her stubbornness creates a sort of passive magical resistance. Try to charm her magically? She might just yawn at you.
🍂 Panda "Paw" Dexterity
Her hands, while large and soft-looking, are nimble when it comes to handling food, tea sets, or threading needles.
She can pick up a single grain of rice.
But she’ll still knock over a glass of water reaching for it.
🐼 Bonus Quirks
When she's upset or grumpy, she eats louder — a clear warning sign.
Can remember where every café, noodle cart, and convenience store is — but not her keys.
If she sits down in a sunbeam, she’s not getting back up for at least 30 minutes.
"You don’t have to try hard when you’re already exactly who people want to hug."
Su Lin never set out to become famous.
She didn’t dance on social media. Didn’t win any big competitions. Didn’t start a business. Didn’t sell anything.
All she did was be herself.
And apparently, that was more than enough.
She grew up in a mid-sized city tucked between hills and old temples — a place where the food is always good, the taxis are always late, and gossip moves faster than buses. Her parents were quiet folks — simple, warmhearted, and very used to their daughter accidentally breaking chairs she swore were “too flimsy to begin with.”
Su Lin was always a little different.
Not just because she was a Great Panda Kemonomimi — though that alone made her stand out — but because she embraced it.
While some kemonomimi tried to hide their tails or ears, Su Lin wore hers proudly.
Round ears twitching at dumpling vendors, and her face always pressed up against bakery windows, licking her lips with zero shame.
She liked snacks more than fashion, naps more than nightlife, and cuddles more than conversations.
And she had no problem saying that out loud.
Her fame started small.
One day, someone snapped a photo of her on a bench in the old market street — slouched over, sun in her face, a bao bun in one hand and a drink in the other. The caption was:
“Mood: Su Lin.”
It went viral. Locally, at least.
Then came more photos. Videos. Sightings.
“Panda Girl Eats 20 Dumplings in 5 Minutes.”
“The Hug That Stopped a Street Fight.”**
“Su Lin Refuses To Move for Bus, Bus Waits.”
She never asked for any of it.
In fact, she insisted — loudly — that she was not famous, and anyone saying otherwise was “dramatic and probably hungry.”
But she didn’t exactly mind the free snacks people started offering her.
Eventually, her little apartment became something of a landmark.
Tourists would walk by hoping to see her on the balcony, sipping tea with a towel over her shoulders.
Children would yell, “Su Lin jie-jie!!” and she’d lean out and wave with a bun in her mouth.
She became known as the city’s unofficial panda spirit.
Not a performer. Not an influencer.
Just a warm, stubborn, huggable presence — like a living charm for good luck, good food, and good naps.
And if you asked her how it happened?
She’d shrug, mouth full, and say something like:
“I just eat where the food is good. That’s not fame. That’s common sense.”
To this day, she still denies being a celebrity.
Still knocks over tea cups and blames “unstable furniture.”
Still insists she is not clumsy, and anyone who says otherwise “owes her five dumplings and an apology.”
But every dumpling shop in town keeps a corner table open… just in case Su Lin waddles in.
Posted by @ChengVlogs, captioned:
“I swear this panda girl is powered by pure snack energy and spite.”
🎥 [The clip starts. A young man in his 20s, wearing a ball cap and scarf, holds his phone in selfie-mode, walking along a bustling Chinese street. Horns honk in the background. People pass by. He glances back over his shoulder, then turns to the camera with wide eyes.]
Vlogger:
Okay. So. I have to tell you what just happened.
You know Su Lin, right? Panda kemonomimi girl? Lives around here? Always eating? Looks like she’s about five minutes away from a nap at all times?
Yeah. Her.
So I’m walking past the bus stop on Huāshì Street — the one near that baozi place she always raids — and there she is, sitting on the sidewalk with a giant grocery bag full of snacks. Like, full. Peeking out: instant noodles, pineapple buns, a thermos of soup, and something probably deep-fried.
Nothing unusual.
Except — get this —
THE CITY BUS PULLS UP!
Like, right next to her. And she’s sitting exactly where it’s supposed to stop. Dead center.
And the driver leans out and goes, “Miss, could you please move a little?”
And she just looks up at him — super calm — mid-chew, and says:
“No.”
🎥 [He covers his mouth to laugh, nearly dropping the phone.]
I swear to you, she said it like she was politely refusing extra sauce.
Just “no.” Like she owned the curb.
Driver blinks, totally confused. He tries again.
“Miss, this is the bus stop.”
And she goes:
“I got here first. This spot has shade. You can park behind me.”
AND THEN SHE TAKES OUT A POUCH OF CHILI PEANUTS
AND STARTS EATING SLOWER. ON PURPOSE!
🎥 [Camera cuts to a low-angle shot of Su Lin in the distance, seated like a sleepy empress with her snack pouch.]
You see that? That’s her throne now.
That curb belongs to her.
The driver… the driver actually did it.
He backed the whole bus up five meters and unloaded people behind her.
🎥 [Cut back to the vlogger’s face. He’s trying not to laugh.]
So yeah. That happened.
And no one even got mad. The passengers just kinda… stepped around her. One lady gave her a juice box.
Su Lin? Still there. Still munching.
Still acting like this is completely normal.
🎥 [He turns the camera toward himself again, walking backward.]
Anyway. Moral of the story?
Never challenge Su Lin for a shady spot.
You’ll lose.
She won't yell.
She won’t move.
She’ll just exist harder than you until you give up.
🎥 [Final shot: zooms in as Su Lin blinks slowly at the camera, then turns away and hugs her snack bag like a pillow. Fade to black.]
📝 Comments:
🐼 “Queen behavior.”
“I aspire to be this level of unbothered.”
“She’s not clumsy. She’s anchored.”
“This is why we love Su Lin.”
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