Lanzhou

Lanzhou is a major city in north-central China, serving as the capital of Gansu Province. Known for its strategic location along the Yellow River, it has historically been a key transportation and trade hub. Lanzhou is characterized by its diverse culture, blending Han Chinese with minority groups, and is famous for its local cuisine, especially hand-pulled noodles. The city features a mix of modern development and historical sites, with scenic mountain scenery nearby. It plays an important role in regional economic activities, including industry, agriculture, and education, while maintaining its rich cultural heritage.