China provinces visited map

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Record travels across 34 province-level entries

A country-level map cannot show the difference between a weekend in Shanghai and a long journey through Yunnan. This China travel map gives you a province-level checklist for that more detailed record. It includes 34 entries: provinces, autonomous regions, the four directly administered municipalities, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan. The displayed collection is a travel checklist convention; simplified outlines are not a legal or navigational reference.

Start with a familiar place, then add the destinations from your past trips. Clicking an area cycles through four statuses. The searchable checklist lets you find the same area by its English or Chinese name and choose a status directly. Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin, and Chongqing each count as one entry, rather than being grouped into a surrounding province. Small areas are easier to select through the list.

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Separate past visits from future plans

Visited and Lived both count toward the total, once per entry. Want to go gives your future plans a distinct color without adding to completed travel. Seventeen visited entries means 50% of the 34-item checklist. That figure says nothing about land area covered, cities visited, or time spent traveling. A province with many visits still counts once.

You choose the threshold for a visit. A flight connection, a railway transfer, and a week exploring local towns are different experiences. Use the standard that makes sense for your own record, then apply it consistently. The map does not collect GPS traces or import bookings. It also does not track individual cities, scenic areas, or travel dates; use a separate journal if you need that level of detail.

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Save an editable link alongside your image

Your selections stay in browser storage, which makes it easy to return on the same device without an account. Storage can be removed by clearing site data, switching profiles, or using a private browsing session. A share link provides a portable snapshot of the selected entries and statuses. Keep it somewhere you control before moving to another device.

The link can be opened by anyone who receives it and does not automatically update after later edits. Create a new link when your record changes. Download the PNG card for a visual memory with the map, count, legend, and MapMoment watermark. The image is useful for sharing, while the link preserves editable selections. If you are comparing travel across countries instead, use the world map rather than combining its denominator with this province-level total.

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