A hand copied newspaper on geographical knowledge was published

I suggest you come out with three pieces:

1.Human Geography: It is best to take out your home city for a geographical analysis, which is both familiar and profound!

2.Astronomy and Geography: Find some questions that are easy to confuse and memorize, such as: There is an asteroid belt in the solar system, which two planets are located? (Mars and Jupiter, if there were no asteroid belts, Jupiter would have been burned by Mars!) ~！

3.Liberal Arts Comprehensive: Take a certain historical event or a geographical area as the background, and design freely!

I used to publish a board newspaper in high school, and that's how I designed it! Wangcai··· Thank you.

The first thing to do is to frame the scope. Hope.

Geography is a discipline about the relationship between a person living on earth and the geographical environment in which he lives. Generally speaking, geography covers the various environments of human life, that is, the natural environment and the human environment. The natural environment includes the atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere, biosphere, pedosphere and other spheres, which gives rise to various branches of geography, such as climatic phenomena, hydrological phenomena and water environment, natural resources on the earth, landforms, the distribution of organisms and ecological phenomena, the distribution and types of soil, and many other phenomena, in addition to these, physical geographical phenomena also focus on the surface system phenomena due to the interaction of style, hydrology, plants, and soil, as well as various environmental phenomena and climatic phenomena due to human activities.

<> hence the name of such a discipline as physical geography. In addition to physical geography, human beings have a social nature, so it also includes the relationship between various human social phenomena and the geographical environment, such as the distribution of agriculture, the distribution of industry, the distribution of settlements, etc., especially focusing on the relationship between human economic activities and the environment, but the content of this aspect is relatively broad, involving a lot of scope and it is not easy to distinguish from others, let's call it human geography. One of the most prominent concepts of human geography is to achieve the harmony and unity of human beings and the environment, that is, sustainable development.

For the name of the subject, see "Geography". Same as the definition of "geography": the study of the interaction between natural elements and human elements on the surface of the earth and the characteristics, structure, pattern, process, regional differentiation and human-environment relationship of formation and evolution, etc., is a general term for a complex discipline system, and relevant courses are offered in schools at all levels.

Geography is divided into physical geography and human geography, and there are many scholars who separate economic geography from human geography, so that geography is divided into three categories: physical geography, human geography and economic geography.

<> types of physical geography: geomorphology, dynamic geomorphology, tectonic geomorphology, climatic geomorphology, applied geomorphology, phytogeography, zoogeography, glaciology, permafrost, paleogeography, hydrogeography, soil geography, chemical geography, integrated physical geography, etc.

Types of Human Geography: Economic Geography, Agricultural Geography, Industrial Geography, Commercial Geography, Transportation Geography, Tourism Geography, Population Geography, Ethnographic Geography, Settlement Geography, Rural Geography, Urban Geography, Social Geography, Cultural Geography, Historical Geography, Medical Geography, Political Geography, Military Geography, Cartography, Geographical Names, Theoretical Geography, Regional Geography, Applied Geography, Disaster Geography, etc.

<> geography is an amazing subject. Ordinary people think that it is a discipline related to tourism and asking for directions, experts define it as a discipline that uses scientific means to study the laws of the earth, high school students think that it is the subject that uses the most mathematical knowledge in the liberal arts, and college students understand that it belongs to the basic discipline of science. Geography is a science discipline, which not only has the characteristics of theoretical and symbolic expression of other sciences, but also has the descriptive nature of liberal arts. It not only has the systematization and knowledge of basic disciplines, but also has the practicality of applied disciplines.

1. Geography is a general term for the natural environment (mountains, rivers, climate, etc.) and social elements of the world or a certain region. The word "geography" was first used in the Chinese Book of Changes.

Ancient science of the earth mainly explored methods of measuring the shape and size of the earth, or describing known regions and countries.

2. Geography is a discipline that studies various natural and human phenomena in the geographical environment of the earth's surface, as well as their interrelationships. Geography is a comprehensive basic subject.

3. The West: In the West, in the 2nd century BC, the ancient Greek scholar Eratosthenes synthesized the term geographica (geo+graphica) for the first time, which means "geography" or "description of the earth", and wrote the first monograph named "geography" in the West, "Introduction to Geography".

4. Oriental: Among the literary offerings left by our ancestors, the earliest appearance of the word "geography" was the "Book of Changes: Dictionaries", written in the 4th century BC, which contains the sentence "look up at astronomy, look down at geography". Wang Chong, a thinker of the Eastern Han Dynasty, had a very in-depth study of astronomy and geography, and his explanation is:

The sky has the sun, moon and stars, and the earth has mountains, rivers and valleys.

5. The concept of "geography" in ancient China is completely different from the concept of "geography" today, and the concept of "geography" in ancient China contains a large amount of feng shui content, and books on feng shui often use the name "geography". In terms of the modern concept of "geography", the earliest books that described the relevant content in ancient times included the "Shangshu Yugong" and the "Classic of Mountains and Seas", and mainly explored the measurement methods of the earth's shape, size and data about the earth, or described known regions and countries, and the word "geography" was not used in such books.

Geographical hand-copied newspaper** (1).

Geographical Hand-Copied Newspaper** (2).

[General Knowledge of Chinese Geography - Part].

1. Hunan Province is named because it is located south of Dongting Lake. Because the largest river in the territory of the Xiangjiang River flows through the whole province, it is referred to as "Xiang", and the people's location is Changsha City.

2. Jiangxi Province is located on the south bank of the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, and the Ganjiang River is the largest river in the province, so it is referred to as "Jiangxi". The people's ** location is Nanchang City.

3. Anhui Province produces paper, ink and inkstone in the "Four Treasures of Study", which is referred to as "Anhui", and the people's location is Hefei City.

5. Jinan City, where the people of Shandong Province are located, is a famous "Spring City" in China.

6. Jiangsu Province is located in East China, referred to as "Su", and Nanjing, where the people's first place is located, is the famous "Ancient Capital of the Six Dynasties".

7. Zhejiang Province is located in the middle of the southeast coast of China, referred to as "Zhejiang".

8. Hangzhou City, where the people of Zhejiang Province are located, has beautiful scenery and is one of the "Seven Ancient Capitals" in China.

9. Fujian Province is located in the southern section of China's southeast coast, referred to as "Fujian", named after the Minjiang River, the largest river in the territory.

10. Fuzhou City, where the people of Fujian Province are located, is also known as "Banyan City", which is named after the many banyan trees in the city.

Geographical Hand-Copied Newspaper** (3).

[Geography - The World's Best (Part)].

Dry pole: The Atacala Desert (northern Chile) has been rainless for 91 consecutive years (1845-1936).

The largest basin: Congo Basin (Africa) 3.37 million square kilometers.

Longest mountain system: Cordillera (North and South America) 10,000 km.

Highest extinct volcano: Mount Aconcagua (South America) 6,960 m.

The largest crater: Mt. Aso (Japan) has a circumference of 100 km.

The largest and deepest canyon: the Brahmaputra Grand Canyon (China) is meters long.

The longest cave: Mammoth Cave (USA) is 240 km long.

Largest delta: Ganges Delta (Asia) 80,000 square kilometers.

Deepest part of the ocean: Mariana Trench (deepest part of the Pacific Ocean) 11,034 meters.

Largest sea: Coral Sea (southwest Pacific Ocean) 4.79 million square kilometers.

The smallest sea: the Sea of Marmara (between Asia and Europe) 10,000 square kilometers.

Longest strait: Mozambique Channel (Africa) 1670 km.

Largest coral reef: Great Barrier Reef (Australia) 210,000 square kilometers.

Largest archipelago: Malay Archipelago (Asia) 2.43 million square kilometers.

The largest bay: Bay of Bengal (Indian Ocean) 2.17 million square kilometers.

Largest island: Greenland (North America) 10,000 square kilometers.