Lanzhou Kindergarten Opening Time 2023

The opening date of Lanzhou Kindergarten in 2023 is: February 15th.

Kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, special education schools, and secondary vocational schools in Lanzhou City must complete education, teaching and academic status tests before January 6, 2023, and the winter vacation will begin on January 13. The spring semester of 2023 will continue to adopt a "staggered time and peak" approach. The city's third and third grade junior high school students will officially start school on February 6, and the city's first, second, and second grade students will officially start school on February 13. Kindergartens, primary schools, The special education school officially opened on February 15. Secondary vocational schools follow the same rules as ordinary high schools.

The first day of school is here. May you walk into the happy campus with the cool breeze and a relaxed mood, open the books of knowledge, smell the fragrance of wisdom, dance the strings of your thoughts, and play The melody of growth. May you succeed in your studies.

Introduction to Lanzhou:

Lanzhou, referred to as "Lan", also known as Jincheng, belongs to Gansu Province and is a prefecture-level city and provincial capital. It borders Wuwei City and Baiyin City in the north, and borders Wuwei City and Baiyin City in the east. Bordering Dingxi City and Linxia Hui Autonomous Prefecture to the south, Lanzhou City governs 5 districts and 3 counties. It currently has 1 national-level new district - Lanzhou New District, as well as 2 national-level Lanzhou High-tech Industrial Development Zone and Lanzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone. Level development zone, with a land area of ??13,100 square kilometers and a permanent population of 4.3894 million as of the end of 2021.

Lanzhou is one of the important central cities in the western region. Lanzhou is a pilot city for China Telecom’s 5G; it is an advanced city in China’s efforts to create civilized cities.

Lanzhou was founded in 86 BC. Lanzhou was an important town on the ancient Silk Road. In the early Sui Dynasty, the Lanzhou General Administration Office was renamed Lanzhou. After the Tang Dynasty unified China, it was established in the second year of Wude (619 AD). Year), Lanzhou was restored; after the Revolution of 1911, in the second year of the Republic of China (1913 AD), the government (state) was abolished and a road was established. On August 26, 1949, Lanzhou was liberated.

Lanzhou’s landforms are complex and diverse, including mountains, plateaus, plains, river valleys, deserts, and Gobis, all of which are staggered and distributed in a staggered manner. The terrain slopes from southwest to northeast. Due to the influence of the terrain between the two mountains in the north and south, the urban area is long and narrow from east to west, about 30 kilometers, and the narrowest point in the north and south is only about 5 kilometers. It has the characteristics of a belt-shaped basin city.