In response to the question that "the kindergarten was questioned to give its children a vegetarian diet", the Education Bureau of Xindu District, Chengdu, Sichuan Province released the Investigation on the Dietary Supply of Deyin School Kindergarten on the evening of March 5th (hereinafter referred to as the "Investigation"), saying that the kindergarten involved did not supply meat and animal food, and the investigation team had urged the kindergarten to improve the dietary supply according to regulations.

According to the Survey, Xindu District Education Bureau, the District Health and Health Bureau and the District Market Supervision Bureau formed a joint investigation team to investigate the food supply in Deyin School kindergarten. The kindergarten opened in October 2121 to enroll students, and now there are 49 children in the kindergarten. Breakfast is eggs, milk, porridge, steamed bread, etc., lunch is eggs, beans and products, cereal potatoes, seasonal vegetables, etc., and snacks are fruits, cakes, tremella soup, etc. Go home for dinner.

The Education Bureau of Xindu District of Chengdu released a screenshot of "Investigation on Dietary Supply in Deyin School Kindergarten" on the evening of March 5th.

According to the "Regulations on School Food Safety and Nutrition Health Management" and "Measures for Kindergarten Meal Management in Chengdu" issued by the Ministry of Education, the State Administration of Market Supervision and the National Health and Wellness Committee, the kindergarten nutrition diet should ensure cereal, potato, animal food, beans and products every day.

According to the Investigation, after investigation, the park did not provide meat and animal food for lunch, and the investigation team has urged the park to improve the food supply according to the above regulations.

According to The Paper's previous report, a popular science blogger wrote that a WeChat article showed that there was a children's garden "Deyin School" in Xindu District, Chengdu, which "adopted a vegan diet". Xindu District Education Bureau responded that the Education Bureau has set up an investigation team to intervene. The staff of Xindu District Market Supervision Administration said that the catering department of the bureau is cooperating with the investigation of the Education Bureau.

Zhang Aimin, chief physician of Children's Medical Center of Hunan Provincial People's Hospital, once told The Paper that children of all ages need a certain proportion of nutrients. If children eat vegan food in kindergarten, the protein ratio required by their bodies will not meet the requirements, which is not conducive to their physical development.