Draw a circle and draw some chords (inside the circle), can you make the drawn figure be a central symmetrical figure instead of an axisymmetric figure?

First of all, let's talk about what is central symmetry and axial symmetry. Have you confused these two concepts?

Central symmetry: After rotating180 around a point, the figures completely overlap.

Axisymmetry: when a piece of paper is folded, the folding line is the symmetry line.

Think about it, a figure that can completely overlap by rotating 180 around a point definitely has a center line to make it symmetrical!

1, the central symmetric figure must be an axisymmetric figure!

And your question is vague. I haven't understood what your problem is after thinking for a long time. Tell me more, brother! If you can't understand it in simple words, you can use pictures and texts to explain it.