How to draw Chinese and foreign folk tales mind map

1, prepare tools: paper, pencils, colored pens or markers.

2. Core Theme: Identify the core theme of Chinese and foreign folktales, such as love, courage, and wisdom.

3. Marking the center node: Draw a big circle on the paper, write down the name of the core theme and use it as the center node.

4. Branching Stories: From the center node, draw multiple branches representing different folktales. Write down the name of one story on each branch.

5. Subdivided sub-nodes: For each story branch, you can draw further subdivided sub-nodes to represent important plots or characters in the story. Different colored pens can be used to distinguish different sub-nodes.

6. Connecting Relationships: Use arrows or straight lines to connect different nodes to indicate the connection or relationship between stories. Arrows can indicate influence, cause and effect relationships, and straight lines can indicate similar or parallel relationships.

7. Additional details: Below each node or branch, you can add some keywords or short descriptions to help memorize and understand the story.

8, color and graphics: you can use different colors and graphics to increase the visualization of the mind map and make it more vivid and interesting.