How to draw stick figures in the paintings of China traditional culture?

Most of the paintings of China traditional culture are exquisite in technique and complex in composition, so it is not suitable to use stick figures to express them. But for some common artistic images, there are also some simplified expressions, which can be displayed by stick figures. Here are some simplified representations:

1. Traditional architecture in China: Simple figures such as trapezoid and triangle can be used to represent the shape of the building, and then vertical lines and horizontal lines can be used to represent details such as doors, windows and eaves. Finally, the clouds can be smeared and depicted with ink to make the picture more vivid.

2. Traditional flower-and-bird painting in China: basic figures such as circles and ellipses are used to represent the outlines of petals and leaves, curves are used to represent the texture and color levels of flowers, or lines and dots are used to represent the posture and feathers of birds.

3. Traditional figure painting in China: The figure's body and head can be represented by rectangles and ovals, and then the folds of dresses, the arrangement of bun and facial expressions can be represented by simple lines. You can deepen or add light lines to express the three-dimensional sense of light and shadow and characters.

4. Traditional landscape painting in China: You can draw the basic shapes of mountains, water and clouds with lines, and then use dry and wet brushwork to express their mutual infiltration and blending relationship. Simplified flower-and-bird painting techniques can be used to show details such as vegetation and trees.

What needs special attention is that these stick figures can't completely replace the techniques of traditional cultural painting, but they can inspire people in simple expression and understanding the traditional culture of China.