Shaw Brothers Style Cat Fight Video Prompt

In the style of Shaw Brothers films, set in a snowy mountain wilderness, with cool-toned, high-contrast lighting and heavy film grain. The orange cat protagonist (wearing coarse woodcutter's clothes, a firewood hatchet slung over his shoulder) walks through the snow, the wind and snow howling. He crouches down and gently places a gray mouse on the snow beside a dying white cat, then lowers his head and says in a deep voice, in English: "This gray mouse is for you… I hope you can survive this winter." The white cat's breath is faint as a thread, snowflakes falling onto its faintly trembling whiskers. The scene suddenly cuts — the color tone abruptly turns warm, a farmhouse courtyard, firewood crackling. The orange cat is chopping wood, looking relaxed. The courtyard gate is pushed open, and a black cat (wearing a red, jewel-studded gown, walking with elegant, powerful presence) strides slowly in. The orange cat freezes, a look of delighted surprise on his face, and says in English: "Are you… that white cat?" The black cat stops, tilting her head slightly, the atmosphere instantly freezing. In the next moment, she suddenly draws an outrageously oversized Gatling gun from behind her, its barrel gleaming with cold light, and glares furiously at the orange cat, saying coldly in English: "I am that gray mouse." Immediately after — exaggerated wuxia-style slow motion plus explosive sound effects, the Gatling gun fires wildly, muzzle flashes and shell casings pouring down like rain, the orange cat dodging in panic, the entire courtyard blasted apart with flying wood splinters and swirling dust, the image freezing amid utter chaos and absurdity.