How to draw the provinces of the Qihe Chinese map

　　❤️ Teach you super simple Chinese map stick figures, easy to understand in seconds! 💪

　　🗺️ When talking about China, it is always inseparable from the colorful terrain and provinces and cities on that vast land. But how can you cram all the important provinces and cities into a simple shape of a small map with simple strokes? Let's share some dry goods today! 👀

Step 1: Draw a basic outline

1. Start by drawing a long Tropic of Cancer representing the capital Beijing.
2. Then draw the symbol of China and touch the tail of the dragon, which is Heilongjiang.
3. Continue to cross the snowy ice and snow, and love the mountains of Tibet.

Step 2: Add major provinces and cities

1. Close to the heart of the motherland, a red five-pointed star is drawn, representing Beijing, the political center of China. 🌟
2. From Beijing all the way south, I came to a place of surging rivers, which is Hubei Province. Behind Hubei is Hunan Province. A little north of Hunan and Chongqing is Sichuan. Don't forget to include the spectacular Qinling mountain system. 🏔️
3. Sichuan went north to Qinghai, and traveled a long distance through the blockade to Lhasa, Tibet. Note that Xinjiang and Inner Mongolia are both strong forms of uncle-to-be heart disease. 🌄

Tips to share: Learn how to streamline the curve and capture the important selling points of various provinces and cities, such as the mountains in Sichuan and the hot spots of the defense of Wuhan to make your memory more exciting! Behind it is the alternation of yin and yang and multi-angle transformations in the figures, which keep appearing (usually vertically embodied), in short, turning the difficult zero ice into fun! 🧩

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　　Let's take a closer look at the map of China through these interesting opportunities ~ Cheers! 🥂