Starting at the most macro level, sketch out the basic outlines of countries and provinces, which is the basis of the map. Take a pencil and ruler and draw the approximate location of each province. Parallel lines are used to enhance changes in elevation, such as the stretch of the Tianshan Mountains and the meandering of the Yangtze and Yellow Rivers.

: First, make sure you have a high-quality pencil, colored pen, or fountain pen. On paper, it is recommended to choose a sketch paper with clear lines or a special floor drawing. References are just as important, and a detailed atlas of China will help you get more out of your drawings.

Starting at the most macro level, sketch out the basic outlines of countries and provinces, which is the basis of the map. Take a pencil and ruler and draw the approximate location of each province. Parallel lines are used to enhance changes in elevation, such as the stretch of the Tianshan Mountains and the meandering of the Yangtze and Yellow Rivers.