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Discussion on urban feature and development of Lanzhou

QU Peng-ju

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The urban feature is discussed with respect to its origination,development,geographic nature,and historic humanities.According to the historic changes and development of Lahzhou,its urban features and their relation to the urban development are expounded and the issue of sustainable development of urban construction of Lanzhou is advanced.

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The urban feature is discussed with respect to its origination,development,geographic nature,and historic humanities.According to the historic changes and development of Lahzhou,its urban features and their relation to the urban development are expounded and the issue of sustainable development of urban construction of Lanzhou is advanced.

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The urban feature is discussed with respect to its origination,development,geographic nature,and historic humanities.According to the historic changes and development of Lahzhou,its urban features and their relation to the urban development are expounded and the issue of sustainable development of urban construction of Lanzhou is advanced.

Key concepts: Feature (linguistics), Urban planning, Geography, Relation (database), Sustainable development, Environmental planning, Civil engineering, Political science

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