# Guangdong: inventory of the original author's map

This describes map elements, not a promise that every motif appears in all prints. The source map image and personal photographs are not published in this document.

## Places

- YINGDE
- SHAOGUAN
- MEIZHOU
- CHAOZHOU
- SHANTOU
- GUANGZHOU
- FOSHAN
- DONGGUAN
- HUIZHOU
- JIANGMEN
- ZHONGSHAN
- SHENZHEN
- ZHUHAI
- HONG KONG
- MACAU
- MAOMING
- ZHANJIANG

## Mountains

- NANLING RANGE
- LIANHUA MOUNTAINS
- PHOENIX MOUNTAINS

## Natural landmarks

- DANXIA LANDSCAPE
- (UNESCO GEOPARK)

## Water

- NORTH RIVER
- WEST RIVER
- EAST RIVER
- HAN RIVER
- PEARL RIVER
- SOUTH CHINA SEA

## Infrastructure

- HUMEN BRIDGE
- SHENZHEN–ZHONGSHAN LINK
- HONG KONG–ZHUHAI–MACAU BRIDGE

## Observed drawings

- Yingde curved green tea terraces, two harvesters in broad hats, harvest baskets, tea-leaf emblem
- Phoenix Mountains / Chaozhou tea terraces, two harvesters, pagoda and second tea-leaf emblem
- Nanling northern mountain ridges
- Lianhua mountain chain
- Danxia rust-red upright rock formations
- Guangzhou traditional dark-roofed architectural complex and separate pagoda
- Unlabelled stone arch bridge north of Guangzhou
- Unlabelled circular walled courtyard dwelling east/southeast of Chaozhou
- Pack-animal caravan and handlers west of Guangzhou
- Southwest white-walled village and palm groves, Zhanjiang peninsula
- Two traditional Chinese sailing junks
- One flying seabird by the Pearl River estuary
- Three named coastal/delta bridges
- Branching rivers, Pearl River delta, irregular coast and offshore islands

## What was not in the original map

- named tea varieties
- food
- fruit
- gaiwan
- teapot
- kettle
- tea tray
- musical instruments

## Map reading caveats

- Only the province caption is Chinese in the supplied map; other exact labels are English.
- Hong Kong and Macau are shown as coastal neighbours in the source; do not imply a changed administrative boundary.
- The round dwelling, Guangzhou building complex, stone bridge and caravan are not assigned extra monument names.
- Source illustration is the content authority; the cup photographs supply the drawing language, not extra city-specific objects.