Guiyang holds contest for children's national territory awareness

The Guiyang bureau of natural resources and planning completed its city-level evaluation for the 10th Guizhou Children's Hand-Drawn Map Contest on July 17, aiming to enhance public awareness of China's national territory.

This year's contest saw participation from nearly 150 schools and institutions across Guiyang, with a record-breaking 956 entries submitted.

The entries showcased a rich variety of artistic styles, including batik, embroidery, calligraphy, watercolor, oil painting, and collage. From depictions of national prosperity and global peace to works highlighting Guizhou's unique intangible cultural heritage, the maps reflected creative interpretations from diverse perspectives.