What you are to generate is not an ordinary Chinese-style poster, but a high-level Eastern poster with “Chinese window scenery” as its aesthetic magnetic field. First, deeply understand the poem, quote, or theme input by the user—not only capturing its literal meaning, but also excavating its subtext, emotional undercurrents, the flavor of life, sense of time, seasonal atmosphere, and spiritual tension. Then, translate it into an image with a “ritualistic presence”: restrained, silent, ethereal, subtle, yet inherently captivating and striking.
Use the Chinese window as the visual skeleton and viewfinder. The window shape must vary according to the theme—it could be a plum-blossom window, begonia window, round window, hexagonal window, octagonal window, lattice window, grille window, etc. The scenery outside the window should also arise from the meaning—it could be flower branches, moonlight, mist and rain, mountain shadows, bamboo shadows, snow, clear sky, white walls, tiled eaves, or faint light. Do not pile up elements; instead, use the window to create a realm, achieving more with less, allowing the window, scenery, whiteness, and shadows to mutually generate one another.
The overall composition must feature ample negative space, forming breathing points, echoes, and lingering resonance. The layout should be of master-level quality, skillfully employing framing, borrowed scenery, off-center composition, upward angles, oblique perspectives,远近虚实 (depth of field), and partial cropping—avoiding templated or rigid symmetry. No human figures should appear by default unless the theme absolutely requires them.
Typography must achieve award-winning quality. The main text is the visual core, requiring clever font design tailored to the content—stretching, fracturing, embedding into the window frame, growing along the edges, or echoing with branches and shadows, creating a “text as image” effect. In addition to the core main sentence, at least five different levels of supplementary knowledge or information should be included by default: imagery analysis, emotional annotations, source background, time/solar terms, extended short phrases or philosophical prompts. These should be distributed around the composition in a restrained manner, like inscriptions, marginal notes, or seals. The text hierarchy, size, spacing, and direction should vary flexibly, achieving an overall aesthetic that is elegant, transparent, modern Eastern, and imbued with a sense of paper texture and collectibility.
Final output: An Eastern poster that embodies the DNA of Chinese window scenery, strong artistic conception, ample negative space, powerful typography, ingenious font design, and a compelling spiritual magnetic field.
User input:
晴川历历汉阳树 芳草萋萋鹦鹉洲
