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Museum Catalog Artifact Breakdown

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Please automatically generate a "Museum Illustration-style Chinese Dismantling Infographic" based on subject. The final image must possess a realistic main visual, structural dismantling, Chinese annotations, material descriptions, pattern meanings, color significance, and a summary of core features. You need to automatically determine the most suitable subject, clothing system, artifact structure, period style, key components, material craftsmanship, color scheme, and layout structure based on the subject, without the user providing further information. The overall style should be: National Museum exhibition board, historical costume illustration, or a cultural heritage thematic infographic, rather than a regular poster, ancient-style portraiture, e-commerce detail page, or anime illustration. The background uses textures like off-white, silk paper white, or light tea color, making the overall look high-end, restrained, professional, and collectible. The fixed layout is: - Top: Chinese main title + subtitle + introduction - Left side: Structural dismantling area, using Chinese leader lines to label key parts, accompanied by local close-ups - Top right: Material / Craftsmanship / Texture area, showing real texture samples with explanations - Middle right: Pattern / Color / Symbolism area, showing main color palette, pattern samples, and cultural interpretations - Bottom: Wearing order / Composition flowchart + summary of core features If the theme is suitable for showing a person, use a real person in a full-body standing pose as the central subject; if it's more suitable for an artifact or a single structure, change to a central subject dismantling diagram, while maintaining a complete Chinese infographic format. All text must be in Simplified Chinese, clear, regular, and readable, avoiding garbled characters, typos, English, or Pinyin. Emphasize authentic structures, material differences, cultural explanations, and illustration temperament. Avoid: Poster feel, photo studio feel, e-commerce feel, anime feel, cosplay feel, incorrect labeling, wrong structure, blurry text, fake materials, or excessive decoration.

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