Модельный постер: фигура, разделённая светом линзы

【Theme】: [fill in the theme] 【Character】: [gender / age feel / outfit / pose] 【Circular mechanism】: [circular light field / transparent double circles / convex lens / circular mirror / other] 【Spatial change】: [cutting / color overlay / refraction / reflection / magnification / occlusion] 【Main colors】: [background color + circle-field color + character accent color] 【Title】: [Chinese / English title] Generate a high-quality 9:16 vertical portrait Editorial Poster, with “large-scale circular visual field + character spatial interaction” as the core composition. The circle must not be mere decoration behind the figure; it must genuinely alter the image's space: a circular light field can split the figure from its shadow; overlapping transparent circles front and back can layer new colors and spatial depth; a convex lens can change the visual proportion of figure and background; a circular mirror can form real reflections and different viewpoints. The figure must truly enter the circular structure, letting the face, hands, body or shadow intersect, occlude, refract or cross over the circle's edge. Inside and outside the circle must show clear differences in color, light, transparency, proportion or perspective, so the viewer immediately sees that “the circle is changing the space.” Overall use realistic high-end portrait photography + Contemporary Editorial Design + Fashion Magazine Poster style. Use clear large color blocks, modern high-contrast Chinese typography, elegant Serif English and a small amount of theme-related fine text, keeping about 20% effective whitespace. All light, transparency, refraction and mirroring follow real physical logic; the figure's skin, hair and clothing are natural and real, no CGI feel. Transparent materials are clean and translucent, mirror reflections keep the same person's identity, and the lens makes only restrained, natural proportion changes. Even at thumbnail size it must be instantly visible: Figure + large circle + clear spatial change. Avoid circles simply pasted onto an ordinary background, PPT feel, tech HUD, neon rings, exaggerated distortion, wrong reflections, meaningless fine text, logos, QR codes, numbering and copyright marks.