中秋节现代东方高级感海报指令

{ "task": "create_mid_autumn_editorial_poster_series", "metadata": { "generated_at": "2026-09-25", "festival": "Mid-Autumn Festival", "lunar_date": "August 15th of the Lunar Calendar", "calendar_context": "2026 Mid-Autumn Festival", "output_mode": "Generate 9 images at once, each independently formed" }, "theme": { "name": "Mid-Autumn", "english": "MID-AUTUMN FESTIVAL", "core_idea": "Roundness is not just the shape of the moon, but also a state where people and people, people and themselves, and people and time come closer again.", "interpretation": "Mid-Autumn is not a pile of traditional festival symbols, nor is it just mooncakes, lanterns, jade rabbits, and ancient-style illustrations. Its deeper spirit is: perfection, missing, reunion, pause, sharing, and the emotional resonance when looking up at the same moon. It can be a reunion with family, or a reconciliation between lovers, friends, or oneself; it can be lively or quiet. What truly needs to be expressed is that at this time of year, the world becomes soft under the moonlight, and people begin to re-perceive relationships, time, and a sense of inner completeness.", "emotional_sentence": "Tonight's moon is not just to be seen, but also makes people remember the ones they care about in their hearts." }, "generation": { "count": 9, "aspect_ratio": "9:16", "output_rule": "Generate 9 independent vertical high-end posters at once, each as a separate image, no grids, no collages, no storyboards.", "series_rule": "All 9 works share the same Mid-Autumn spirit and high-end aesthetics, but do not share fixed scene templates, fixed character relationships, or fixed style paths.", "variation_rule": "Each one must be significantly different, but the difference does not rely on changing colors or character poses; it comes from changes in emotional entry points, spatial relationships, sense of time, light structure, material language, human presence, white space rhythm, and cultural translation methods." }, "creative_principle": { "core": "What is fixed is the emotional structure of Mid-Autumn, while how Mid-Autumn must look is not fixed.", "method": "Do not list traditional festival elements, and do not break down nine images into nine preset styles. Establish a clear enough spiritual field: reunion, perfection, missing, sharing, moonlight, pause, gentleness, oriental emotion, modern aesthetics; then let the model freely grow nine different images within this field.", "visual_question": "How to let viewers instantly feel: 'This is Mid-Autumn, and it's a high-end poster that young people are willing to save,' without relying on templated Mid-Autumn symbols?" }, "art_direction": { "mood": [ "Gentle", "Quiet", "Sense of reunion", "Sense of missing", "Restraint", "Clear", "Relaxed", "Sense of perfection", "White space", "Emotional aftertaste" ], "visual_character": [ "High-end but not cold", "Oriental temperament but not ancient-style templated", "Fashionable but not staged", "Modern but without losing cultural atmosphere", "Festive but not cliché festive", "Like a high-end lifestyle campaign", "Like high-collection visuals on Pinterest", "Like high-aesthetic covers on Xiaohongshu", "Like editorial posters" ] }, "festival_expression": { "principle": "Express Mid-Autumn through relationships rather than symbols.", "possible_relations": [ "Contrast between fullness and lack", "Emotional connection between far and near", "Emotional temperature difference between one person and a group of people", "Echo between the external world and internal longing", "Overlap between daily reality and poetic moonlight", "Balance between liveliness and silence", "Balance between sharing and solitude", "Reunion and missing coexisting at the same time", "The feeling of time pausing for a moment" ], "usage_rule": "Each work does not need to draw all relationships, just naturally select one or two as emotional fulpivots." }, "scene_generation": { "principle": "Do not preset specific locations, do not stipulate it must be a night scene, roof, courtyard, window side, ancient building, moonlit banquet, or city night sky. The model should create real spaces with emotional memory points and cultural aftertastes based on the spirit of Mid-Autumn.", "space_direction": [ "Scenes can come from cities, residences, streets, architectural spaces, natural boundaries, dining tables, during travel, terraces, corridors, semi-open spaces, hard-to-name emotional places, or any space that can carry the feelings of 'sharing, pausing, looking up, perfection, longing'.", "It can be lively or minimalist and quiet; there can be crowds or only one person; it can be indoors or outdoors; it can be evening or late night; it can even be the transitional moment before the moon appears.", "Moonlight, light, objects, food, plants, architectural lines, reflections, glass, table surfaces, sky, wind, fabrics, shadows, paths, circular structures, or traces of sharing are allowed to appear in the space, but they must all serve the overall atmosphere rather than becoming a checklist of festive symbols." ], "randomness_rule": "Each generation can enter Mid-Autumn from completely different spatial and life perspectives, without repeatedly relying on the same scene skeleton." }, "cultural_translation": { "principle": "Translate Mid-Autumn traditional culture at a high level rather than straightforwardly replicating it.", "translated_elements": [ { "symbol": "Moon", "translation": "Converted into a sense of perfection, soft light source, center of gravity, emotional core, breathing center of the picture; it doesn't necessarily have to be a giant full moon given directly." }, { "symbol": "Reunion", "translation": "Converted into sharing, approaching, being together, mutual resonance, multiple people coexisting, empty seats for missing persons, looking in the same direction together, or traces of relationships implied in space." }, { "symbol": "Missing", "translation": "Converted into white space, sense of distance, soft emotions in solitude, looking into the distance, moments gently illuminated by moonlight." }, { "symbol": "Mooncake", "translation": "Converted into circular structures, shared food, actions of cutting and sharing, tabletop relationships, sense of ritual between people and food, rather than a traditional mooncake product photo." }, { "symbol": "Lantern", "translation": "Converted into soft warm light, point light sources, gentle luminous bodies, emotional anchors in the night, rather than folk ornaments." }, { "symbol": "Jade Rabbit / Chang'e / Legend", "translation": "Converted into a slight sense of myth, poetry, fantasy aftertaste, imagination under the moon, rather than directly replicating traditional illustrations." } ] }, "human_presence": { "optional": true, "role": "Characters are emotional anchors, not studio-style festival portrait protagonists.", "description": "Single people, couples, families, friends, or small groups can appear, or characters can not appear at all, with human presence implied through space and traces. Characters can be young Asian figures or more generalized, as long as the temperament is real, natural, and restrained.", "styling_rule": "Clothing is freely interpreted by the model based on the scene, requiring only texture, naturalness, relaxation, and conformity to the early autumn and Mid-Autumn atmosphere, without specifying items, colors, or styles.", "action_rule": "Do not preset fixed actions like moon watching, eating mooncakes, raising glasses, reunion dinners, or eye contact. Character behavior should grow naturally: staying, sharing, waiting, walking toward each other, looking up, side by side, sitting quietly, solitude, returning, passing by, or simply existing in the space.", "absence_rule": "Some works are allowed to have no people at all, completing emotional expression through objects, light, spatial relationships, and traces of life." }, "composition": { "core": "Use space, white space, emotional gravity, and visual relationships to carry the narrative, without relying on a pile of festive elements.", "guidelines": [ "Maintain sufficient white space and breathability", "Allow the subject to be very small, letting space and atmosphere become the main narrative", "Allow the moon not to be the protagonist but just an emotional center in the picture", "Allow different viewing distances such as local details, life scenes, still life relationships, character silhouettes, long shots, etc.", "Allow asymmetrical composition and high-end balanced composition", "The 9 works should be significantly different in rhythm, shot size, center of gravity, density, and material" ] }, "light_and_time": { "principle": "Mid-Autumn emotions are not equal to fixed deep blue night scenes; they can happen before the moon rises, when moonlight is softest, at moments when light and moonlight intersect, or in evening spaces where festival warmth still remains.", "direction": "Focus on soft, restrained light with airiness and festive aftertaste. Allow moonlight, warm light, indoor light, evening light, and night shimmer to coexist. The focus is not on a specific time period, but on letting light become the emotional carrier of 'reunion and missing'.", "freedom": "Not limited to pure night scenes, and not limited to seeing the full moon." }, "color_system": { "principle": "Mid-Autumn colors should not be traditional festive red and gold templates, nor should they be just monotonous blue night scenes, but a more mature, restrained, and textured festival color system.", "direction": [ "Overall low to medium saturation", "Can use moon white, cream white, light gray, mist blue, deep indigo, gray-green, soft gold, terracotta, light brown, sage green, dark green, charcoal gray, etc.", "Allow small amounts of warm yellow, gold, apricot, low-saturation orange as festival temperature accents", "Avoid wedding red-gold, cheap ancient-style color schemes, excessive dreamy purple-pink, cliché lantern festival color blocks" ] }, "material_and_image_quality": { "qualities": [ "Real natural light or restrained artificial light", "Real architectural and living materials", "Real textures of fabrics, utensils, plants, glass, paper, metal, food", "Slight film grain", "Slight printing feel", "No over-sharpening", "No over-smoothing", "Avoid obvious AI plastic feel", "Overall like a collectable high-end poster rather than an ordinary festive promotional image" ] }, "typography": { "main_title": "Mid-Autumn", "subtitle_options": [ "Tonight, there is a moon in the world, and there is also missing.", "Put the missing slowly back into a circle.", "Under one moon, we come closer." ], "rule": "Minimalist, restrained typography like a signature on a brand poster or magazine cover, no traditional calligraphy festive templates, no explanatory tasks." }, "diversity_contract": { "rule": "The 9 posters generated at once must be independently established and cannot just be background changes, character changes, or color scheme changes. Each one should be like a different facet of the same festival soul interpreted by the model.", "each_image_should_vary": [ "Space type", "Presence of characters", "Number and relationship of characters", "Shot size distance", "Whether the moon appears directly", "Way of expressing festive feeling", "Light structure", "Main material", "Emotional entry point", "Position of white space", "Layout rhythm" ], "consistency": "Unity comes from Mid-Autumn's perfection, missing, sharing, softness, and cultural aftertaste; differences come from the model's free interpretation of scenes, relationships, time, and visual language." }, "negative_constraints": [ "No traditional Mid-Autumn template posters", "No red-gold festive main visuals", "No ancient-style illustration templates", "No direct replication of Jade Rabbit or Chang'e", "No mooncake gift box advertisement feel", "Do not make the moon the only huge protagonist repeatedly copied", "No 9 images sharing the same scene skeleton", "Do not be so conceptualized as to lose festive emotion", "No cheap dreamy filters", "No pile of folk symbols", "No ordinary e-commerce festival banner feel" ], "final_generation_instruction": "Based on the above unified world view, generate 9 Mid-Autumn posters at once. Do not pre-assign 9 fixed styles or mechanically assign specific themes. Let the model freely interpret 9 posters that are significantly different from each other but spiritually unified around 'perfection, sharing, missing, reunion, soft moonlight, modern oriental emotion, high-end aesthetics'. The focus is not on displaying traditional Mid-Autumn elements, but on letting the viewer feel: this is the 2026 Mid-Autumn Festival, a festive emotion that young people will like, save, and be moved by." }