Museum Catalog Artifact Breakdown
A comprehensive prompt for generating museum-style technical breakdown infographics for artifacts or historical clothing.

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Based on {argument name="subject" default="a Qing dynasty emperor's dragon robe"}, automatically generate a "museum-catalog-style Chinese exploded-diagram infographic." The overall image must combine a realistic main visual, structural breakdown, Chinese annotations, material descriptions, pattern symbolism, color meanings, and a summary of core features. Based on [a Qing dynasty emperor's dragon robe], you need to automatically determine the most suitable subject, costume system, object structure, period style, key components, materials and craftsmanship, color scheme, and layout structure — the user does not need to provide any further information. The overall style should be that of a national museum exhibit panel, a historical costume catalog, or a cultural-heritage feature infographic — not an ordinary poster, an ancient-style photo shoot, an e-commerce product page, or anime illustration. The background should use paper textures such as ivory white, silk-paper white, or light tea brown, giving an overall premium, restrained, professional, collectible feel. The layout is fixed as follows: - Top: Chinese main title + subtitle + introductory text - Left side: structural breakdown area, with Chinese leader-line labels for key components, plus close-up details - Top right: materials / craftsmanship / texture area, showing real texture swatches with explanations - Middle right: pattern / color / symbolism area, showing the main color palette, pattern samples, and cultural explanations - Bottom: dressing order / construction flowchart + summary of core features If the subject is suitable for a figure display, use a real full-body standing figure as the central subject; if it is better suited to an object or a single structure, switch to a central exploded-diagram of the object instead — but the overall format must still remain a complete Chinese-language infographic. All text must be in Simplified Chinese, clear, neat, and legible — no garbled characters, typos, English, or pinyin. Emphasize authentic structure, material differences, cultural explanation, and a catalog-like quality. Avoid: a poster-like feel, a photo-studio feel, an e-commerce feel, an anime feel, a cosplay feel, messy labeling, incorrect structure, blurry text, fake-looking materials, and excessive decoration.
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