【Theme】: fill in the event / brand theme 【Main title】: fill in 2–6 Chinese characters 【Subtitle】: fill in a short one-line description 【English title】: fill in an auxiliary English title 【Ancient painting content】: landscape / flowers and birds / literati gathering / garden / ancient books, etc. 【Auxiliary element】: flowering branch / tea ware / incense burner / book scroll, etc. 【Date and place】: fill in the event information 【Main color tone】: rice white, tea brown, smoke gray, mineral green, etc. 【Aspect ratio】: 9:16 Design a Song-style Oriental culture poster that combines ancient painting, calligraphy and modern editorial layout. Use a warm rice-white xuan paper background with delicate paper fibers, slight grain and real print texture, keep large areas of white space, and make the whole quiet, restrained and elegant. The main title uses a scholarly Song typeface or natural calligraphy, and may be moderately enlarged, set vertically, or cropped from the edge of the frame; at the top, add an oversized light gray-brown English serif title as a background layer. Body text and the date/place use a fine Song typeface, with information grouped together and a clear hierarchy. Treat the original 【ancient painting content】 as a partial visual, cropped by circles, semicircles, long scrolls, mountain-shaped outlines or dry brush strokes, occupying about 20%–40% of the frame, without filling the whole background. Add one 【auxiliary element】 and a few cinnabar-red seal or date accents. The overall result should carry the quality of a museum exhibition invitation, a cultural publication and a high-end Oriental brand poster. Avoid full-frame ancient painting, complex traditional patterns, element clutter, dense tiny text, garbled characters, cheap retro filters and the feel of an ordinary Chinese-style template.