Simple Chinese map stick figure for primary school students in Shenzhen

The map of China can be easily drawn by elementary school students!

　　Dear children, do you want to draw a beautiful and complete map of China? Then come and learn with me~ 💡

Step 1: Preparation Before drawing a map of China, remember to use a pencil ✏️ and a few blank sheets of paper. A sharpened mechanical pencil and a clean sheet of paper will help you draw the outline of the map more accurately and smoothly.

Step 2: Draw the outline In the middle of the paper, gently trace an oval to represent the shape of China. This oval is like a big peach or a cup 👌 of tea, remember to be slightly fatter, because China is a big country!

Step 3: Compare with the world You can first draw a circle to represent the earth, and then mark it on the outline of the map of China: Xinjiang is the westernmost part of China, which looks like a wolf's big tail; Hainan Island is the southernmost island in China, which can be imagined as a small egg yolk 🌞. Also, remember to draw a small bone, that is Taiwan Island!

Step 4: Fill major cities and seas Add a plain under the map of China with a pencil, where many of China's large cities are located. You can try putting some small circles on them to identify major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou. In addition, don't forget to add small droplets in the South China Sea, representing many seas of our country! 🌊

Step 5: Group entertainment This map can also be used for fun group exercises and play the game of "Connected Group Provinces" with classmates or family. For example, from Heilongjiang to Yunnan are connected by lines of different thicknesses. Not only will it help you deepen your understanding of each region, but it's also fun! 🤔

　　Practice a few more times, and you will definitely be able to draw a better map of China! Remember to show it to teachers and parents after you finish it! Don't forget to bookmark our hidden perks links (there are surprises in the bottom right corner) 😉 and try them one by one! ✨🌈 Depicting the historical and cultural feelings corresponding to the territory is also part of learning~ Come on! 🌟💫