Museum Catalog Artifact Breakdown

Please refer to{argument name="subject" default="Qing Dynasty Emperor's Dragon Robe"} Automatically generate a "museum-style illustrated Chinese infographic". The final image must include a realistic main visual, structural breakdown, Chinese annotations, material descriptions, pattern symbolism, color meanings, and a summary of core features. You need to automatically determine the most suitable subject matter, clothing system, artifact structure, era style, key components, material craftsmanship, color scheme, and layout structure based on the main subject, without requiring additional information from the user. The overall style should resemble a national museum exhibition project, historical costume illustration, or cultural heritage themed infographic, rather than a regular poster, ancient-style portrait, e-commerce product detail page, or anime illustration. The background should use textures such as off-white, silk paper white, or light brown to create a high-end, understated, professional, and collectible appearance. The fixed layout is as follows: - Top: Main Chinese title + subtitle + introduction - Left: Structural breakdown area, using Chinese leader lines to mark key parts, with close-up details - Top right: Material/Craftsmanship/Texture area, showcasing realistic texture samples with explanations - Center right: Pattern/Color/Symbolic meaning area, showcasing the main color palette, pattern samples, and cultural interpretations - Bottom: Dressing order/Composition flowchart + Summary of core features If the theme is suitable for showcasing figures, please use a full-body standing pose as the central subject; if it is more suitable for cultural relics or a single structure, change it to a breakdown diagram of the central subject, while maintaining a complete Chinese infographic format. All text must be in Simplified Chinese, clear, standardized, and easy to read, avoiding garbled characters, typos, English, or pinyin. Emphasize realistic structure, material differences, cultural interpretation, and illustrative style. Avoid: poster-like, studio-like, e-commerce-like, anime-like, cosplay-like, incorrect labeling, structural errors, blurry text, false materials, or excessive decoration.