Oriental Mural Exhibition Poster Template

Generate a vertical 3:4 finished Chinese poster on the theme【fill in theme】. The overall direction is "ancient Oriental mural atmosphere + contemporary Chinese exhibition poster design." The image must preserve the marks of time on ancient murals, peeling old walls, a mineral-pigment feel, a desaturated Oriental color palette, mountain-and-river terrain, ancient architecture, figures in activity, bridges and paths, trees, cloud patterns, water patterns, and decorative borders — but everything must be redesigned with an entirely new poster logic. This is not an ordinary antique-style illustration nor a relic-restoration image, but a highly finished contemporary cultural poster. Substantially reconstruct the original inspiration: rearrange the mountains, grottoes, buildings, figures, paths, patterns, white space, and title position so the image has a clear visual center, a complete information hierarchy, and a shareable poster feel. Style requirements: 1. Echoes of ancient Oriental murals. 2. Old-paper texture, peeling walls, mottled grain. 3. Desaturated mineral colors: ochre, sienna, bean-paste red, misty cyan, mineral green, pale blue-gray, cream white, gray-pink. 4. Layered narrative among landscape, architecture, and figures. 5. May include travelers, camels, flying apsaras, ancient trees, covered bridges, grottoes, mural fragments, auspicious clouds, water patterns, and ornamental borders. 6. Composition may use generous white space, collage layering, partial cropping, long-scroll narrative, and exhibition-poster layout. 7. The whole should be restrained, refined, and quiet, with an Oriental cultural atmosphere and a contemporary design sensibility. Layout requirements: 1. A clear Chinese main title:【fill in main title】 2. A Chinese subtitle:【fill in subtitle】 3. A short Chinese descriptive text:【fill in description】 4. May include exhibition info, location, curatorial info, and signature info. 5. For any dates, uniformly use【today's date】; do not show old or random years. 6. The signature may read: XXX. 7. The Chinese must be clear and accurate, with no garbled characters or typos. 8. May include a small amount of auxiliary English in small type, but English must not dominate. The image should look like a real, publishable Oriental-aesthetic exhibition poster, not merely an illustrated background. No watermark, no real brand logos, no e-commerce look, no cheap guochao feel, no excessive vividness, no clutter.