Yes! Raymond Thiebach told reporters that Kung Fu Panda 2 is not the final version, and there will be a sequel later, which will focus on the life of Po's father in Qingcheng Mountain. At the end of the film, Po's father appears in the pavilion, and the word "Qingcheng Mountain" on the stone next to it seems to mean that there will be a sequel. [1] In the middle of Qingcheng Mountain, Raymond was attracted by a melodious flute. A blind old man in a hat and cloth is playing the flute. The blind man who plays the flute grew up at the foot of Qingcheng Mountain, and began to play and sell flutes at the age of 12. The story of the blind man playing the flute gave Raymond a thumbs-up. "This is amazing!" In Qingcheng Mountain, Raymond felt closer communication with the mountain. He found that the higher he went, the wetter he got, so he incorporated this into his new creation. In Kung Fu Panda 2, wet vegetation, intermittent rain, spectacular waterfalls and other scenes constitute the "Shangri-La of Panda", which will also bring more realistic visual experience to the audience. At the end of the film, Po's father appeared in the pavilion, and the word "Qingcheng Mountain" on the stone next to it became the best business card to promote Qingcheng Mountain. Raymond introduced that the antique pavilion in Qingcheng Mountain was ingeniously integrated with the trees in nature, which was amazing, and therefore it entered the scene of Kung Fu Panda 2. In addition, Raymond also revealed that Po's father actually lives in Qingcheng Mountain, and the specific story will continue in Kung Fu Panda 3. [2]