How does Tang Priest draw stick figures?

The stick figure of Tang Priest is as follows:

1. Draw the Tang Priest's hat on paper, like a crown hat, draw the brim, and then draw a small circle on the hat.

2. Draw the Tang Priest's face under the hat, and then draw a smiling face (crescent moon), an upturned mouth, big ears, and cloth hanging from the hat.

3. Draw the robes and wide cuffs worn by Tang Priest.

4. Draw a palm of Tang Priest as Amitabha, and then draw beads to hang around Tang Priest's neck.

5. Then draw the Tang priest's cassock in the shape of a small square.

6. Draw the posture of Tang Priest holding a crutch, draw the small hand, the theme part of the crutch, and finally draw the head of the crutch at the top, and it is finished.

Introduction to Tang Priest:

Tang Priest, a layman surnamed Chen, is from Luoyang, Henan. Nicknamed "Xuanzang", he was honored as "Sanzang". Common name "Tang Priest", posthumous title "Jiang Liuer". A protagonist in China's classic The Journey to the West is based on Xuanzang, a monk in the Tang Dynasty.

Tang Priest, a second disciple of the Tathagata in his previous life, was demoted to the lower bound by the Tathagata because of his neglect of Buddhism. Under the guidance of Guanyin Bodhisattva, he went to the Western Heaven, not far from Wan Li, to learn Buddhist scriptures at the behest of Emperor Taizong. On the way, I received three apprentices, the Monkey King, Zhu Bajie and Sha Wujing. After eighty-one difficulties, he finally got the true scriptures, returned to the Tang Dynasty, and was crowned as the "Buddha of Tan Gongde" by the Tathagata Buddha.