{"id":"29420","prompt":"Goal: Create a vertical cultural tourism poster for Shanghai, combining giant typography, landmark photography, and minimalist travel-poster aesthetics.\n\nCanvas: Tall vertical poster, 9:16 aspect ratio. Warm off-white paper background with subtle grain, slightly vintage print texture, high contrast red/black/cream palette.\n\nMain layout: Place one enormous condensed bold sans-serif word across the middle reading SHANGHAI. The letters must be bright red, extremely tall, tightly spaced, and extend beyond the left and right edges so parts are cropped. Center a black-and-white cutout of the Oriental Pearl Tower in front of the red word, towering vertically from the lower skyline to near the top edge, with sharp architectural detail and realistic photo-collage texture.\n\nForeground skyline: Along the bottom, create a dense black-and-white Shanghai skyline collage with exactly 6 prominent visible landmark/building elements: 1) the Oriental Pearl Tower as the central dominant structure, 2) a historic clock-tower building at lower left, 3) the Shanghai World Financial Center with trapezoid top near right-center, 4) the Shanghai Tower as a twisting skyscraper to its right, 5) a spherical glass pavilion/dome at the lower right, and 6) assorted low-rise Bund waterfront buildings forming a continuous base. Add a sweeping solid red diagonal band across the bottom foreground, rising from lower left to mid-right, partially covering the skyline.\n\nTop text: In the upper left, small widely letter-spaced red uppercase text reads “CITY / OF DREAMS” on two lines. In the upper right, matching red uppercase text reads “FUTURE / METROPOLIS” on two lines.\n\nInformation block: On the upper-left side beneath the title, include exactly 3 compact travel-info rows with red icons, red English labels, smaller black Chinese text, and thin divider lines: 1) map pin icon, label “SHANGHAI”, text “中国 · 上海”; 2) calendar icon, label “EST.1291”, text “建城历史”; 3) classical landmark icon, label “LANDMARK”, text “东方明珠塔”.\n\nStyle: Modern Chinese travel poster, editorial Swiss-grid influence, brutalist giant typography, photographic monochrome architecture, clean negative space, crisp edges, risograph-like ink grain, premium tourism campaign design.\n\nConstraints: Use only red, black, grayscale, and warm cream. Keep the poster uncluttered. Do not add people, cars, logos, QR codes, watermarks, or extra paragraphs of text. Preserve the exact visible English and Chinese text specified above unless customized with the city-name slots.","promptEn":"Goal: Create a vertical cultural tourism poster for Shanghai, combining giant typography, landmark photography, and minimalist travel-poster aesthetics.\n\nCanvas: Tall vertical poster, 9:16 aspect ratio. Warm off-white paper background with subtle grain, slightly vintage print texture, high contrast red/black/cream palette.\n\nMain layout: Place one enormous condensed bold sans-serif word across the middle reading SHANGHAI. The letters must be bright red, extremely tall, tightly spaced, and extend beyond the left and right edges so parts are cropped. Center a black-and-white cutout of the Oriental Pearl Tower in front of the red word, towering vertically from the lower skyline to near the top edge, with sharp architectural detail and realistic photo-collage texture.\n\nForeground skyline: Along the bottom, create a dense black-and-white Shanghai skyline collage with exactly 6 prominent visible landmark/building elements: 1) the Oriental Pearl Tower as the central dominant structure, 2) a historic clock-tower building at lower left, 3) the Shanghai World Financial Center with trapezoid top near right-center, 4) the Shanghai Tower as a twisting skyscraper to its right, 5) a spherical glass pavilion/dome at the lower right, and 6) assorted low-rise Bund waterfront buildings forming a continuous base. Add a sweeping solid red diagonal band across the bottom foreground, rising from lower left to mid-right, partially covering the skyline.\n\nTop text: In the upper left, small widely letter-spaced red uppercase text reads “CITY / OF DREAMS” on two lines. In the upper right, matching red uppercase text reads “FUTURE / METROPOLIS” on two lines.\n\nInformation block: On the upper-left side beneath the title, include exactly 3 compact travel-info rows with red icons, red English labels, smaller black Chinese text, and thin divider lines: 1) map pin icon, label “SHANGHAI”, text “中国 · 上海”; 2) calendar icon, label “EST.1291”, text “建城历史”; 3) classical landmark icon, label “LANDMARK”, text “东方明珠塔”.\n\nStyle: Modern Chinese travel poster, editorial Swiss-grid influence, brutalist giant typography, photographic monochrome architecture, clean negative space, crisp edges, risograph-like ink grain, premium tourism campaign design.\n\nConstraints: Use only red, black, grayscale, and warm cream. Keep the poster uncluttered. Do not add people, cars, logos, QR codes, watermarks, or extra paragraphs of text. Preserve the exact visible English and Chinese text specified above unless customized with the city-name slots.","promptZh":"目标：为 上海 创作一张竖版文化旅游海报，结合巨型字体、地标摄影和极简主义旅游海报美学。\n\n画布：高竖版海报，9:16 比例。温暖的米白色纸张背景，带有细微颗粒感和轻微的复古印刷质感，采用红、黑、奶油色高对比度配色。\n\n主体布局：在画面中央放置一个巨大的压缩粗体无衬线单词，内容为 SHANGHAI。字母必须为亮红色，极高且间距紧凑，并延伸至左右边缘，使部分字母被裁切。在红色单词前方居中放置一张东方明珠塔的黑白剪影，从下方天际线垂直耸立至接近顶部边缘，展现锐利的建筑细节和写实的照片拼贴质感。\n\n前景天际线：在底部创作一幅密集的黑白上海天际线拼贴画，包含 6 个清晰可见的地标/建筑元素：1) 作为中央主体的东方明珠塔，2) 左下方的历史钟楼建筑，3) 右中附近带有梯形顶部的上海环球金融中心，4) 其右侧呈螺旋状的上海中心大厦，5) 右下方的球形玻璃展馆/穹顶，以及 6) 构成连续基底的各式外滩低层建筑。在底部前景添加一条横跨画面的实心红色对角带，从左下向中右延伸，部分遮盖天际线。\n\n顶部文字：左上角为小型、字间距宽的红色大写文字“CITY / OF DREAMS”，分两行排列。右上角为对应的红色大写文字“FUTURE / METROPOLIS”，分两行排列。\n\n信息板块：在标题下方的左上侧，包含 3 行紧凑的旅游信息，配有红色图标、红色英文标签、较小的黑色中文文本及细分割线：1) 地图定位图标，标签“SHANGHAI”，文本“中国 · 上海”；2) 日历图标，标签“EST.1291”，文本“建城历史”；3) 经典地标图标，标签“LANDMARK”，文本“东方明珠塔”。\n\n风格：现代中国旅游海报，受瑞士网格设计影响，粗野主义巨型字体，黑白建筑摄影，简洁的留白，边缘清晰，类似孔版印刷的油墨颗粒感，高端旅游宣传设计。\n\n约束：仅使用红色、黑色、灰阶和暖奶油色。保持海报简洁。不要添加人物、汽车、Logo、二维码、水印或额外的段落文字。保留上述指定的精确英文和中文文本，除非通过城市名称槽位进行自定义。"}