How to draw a map of China on the blackboard?

1. Drawing from the northernmost point of my country with "one stroke and three bends" to the easternmost point of my country

Mainly for the layout, it can control the height and the easternmost point of the China map. At the same time, the line It also determines the size of the map of China. Of course, no matter which place is drawn first, the first stroke will determine the size of the entire map of China.

2. Draw the head and beak of the Chinese rooster from north to downward

Students are most concerned about this drawing. Whether the whole picture of China is good or not depends on the head and beak of the rooster

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3. Draw "Three Bends and One Lift" from the northwest end to the east

You can basically control the width of the map in the east and west. The easternmost point, Jizui, and northwest Altai are almost on the same horizontal line. The length of the east point - Chicken's Mouth and Chicken's Mouth - Northwest Altai is about 1:2

4. Along the Ussuri River to the south, "two bends and a straight line"

This is the worst stroke to draw , when the painting is finished, students often feel that the rooster painting is fat or the head of the rooster is too big... This stroke also affects the shape of the Bohai Bay and Shandong Peninsula. It is felt that this stroke determines whether the Chinese map will be deformed or not.

5. From the northwest to "three bends and one level" to the far west

When you have trouble traveling in a foreign country, draw this line when you often encounter difficulties to relieve stress. Students don't pay much attention to the national boundary line in this area. It can be roughly outlined. It also controls the east-west length of the entire China map. The height difference between the westernmost end and the Liaodong Peninsula is not big.

6. Complete the Chinese coastline from north to south

Note: Liaodong Bay, Bohai Bay, Yellow River Delta, Shandong Peninsula, and Haizhou Bay should be practiced regularly.

Students in the Yangtze River Estuary, Hangzhou Bay, Pearl River Estuary, and Leizhou Peninsula often crane their necks to see if you have missed anything in your drawing.

Many teachers often talk about seaports, open cities... and often only draw the coastline. . Therefore, most people are relatively skilled in drawing this line, and there are many drawing rules and methods. Except for the Liaodong Peninsula, Bohai Sea, and Shandong Peninsula, most of them are roughly drawn as semicircular arcs.

7. "Two bends and one arc" from the Pamir Plateau to the border between Yunnan and Tibet

There are not many important cities on the border, and students do not pay much attention to it. It can be dealt with briefly, but it must be Making the entire map of China visible, the borders near the Karakoram Mountains and the recesses near the Kashmir region will be the key strokes.

8. Ending from the northwest of Yunnan to the coast of Guangxi. Note: There are two protrusions in western Yunnan and southern Yunnan. The protrusion in southern Yunnan is roughly at the same level as the Beibu Gulf, and the junction of Yunnan and Guangxi is closer to the north. Tropic of Cancer.

9. Taiwan is like a banana and Hainan is like a pineapple

10. The source of the Yellow River and the east-west section near Zhengzhou are roughly around 35°N, and the north-south section of the middle reaches is at 110°E east. The extension can point to Hainan. Similar to the combination of two characters "ji".

11. The Yangtze River is similar to the combination of the letter "V" and "W".

The Yangtze River and the Yellow River are the spiritual lines in the Chinese map and the reference lines for the implementation of teaching features. Generally, they become a blank map of China (the South China Sea area has less teaching use and can be listed separately. ), this board map can be used in the teaching of the entire Chinese geography content. Teachers can fill in as needed: terrain, rivers, cities, railways, the distribution of each thing...

12. my country’s main mountain ranges, plateaus, and basins

13. my country’s main mountain ranges, plateaus, basins, plains, and main latitude and longitude lines