Tang Dynasty Lychee Courseware Cover

Objective: To create an elegant Tang Dynasty-style courseware/PPT cover, with the theme of{argument name="main title" default="Yang Guifei and Lychee"} This work showcases the poetic aesthetics of Chinese history centered around lychees and a hazy, courtly beauty. The cover is presented in a 16:9 landscape orientation, using a warm ivory-colored handmade Xuan paper background with subtle fibers, stains, light scratches, and an aged ink effect. The overall color scheme is a soft palette of cream, dusty rose, pale peach, faded red, olive gray, and ink gray. Layout: The main title is placed in a refined Chinese calligraphy style serif font in the center left. The subtitle is placed directly below it, with decorative gold patterns on the far left. Ample negative space is left on the left and lower center. The right half displays a soft, semi-transparent silhouette of a Tang Dynasty noblewoman, revealing her shoulders, wearing a high bun and a magnificent gold cascading hair ornament adorned with large pink peonies; her face is deliberately obscured by a simple, pale beige rectangle. Floating lychees surround the image, adding a sense of depth and blurring to the foreground. Text content: Contains the following clearly visible text areas: 1) Cloud-shaped seal in the upper left corner, containing "Prosperous Tang Dynasty / Scenery"; 2) Main title "Yang Guifei and Lychee"; 3) Subtitle "A Fruit's Memory of the Prosperous Tang Dynasty"; 4) Stacked English text in the lower left corner "Tang Dynasty / Cultural Story / Courseware"; 5) Chinese label in the lower left corner "PPT · Courseware"; 6) Vertical poem on the right side "Looking back at Chang'an, a thousand gates open in succession on the mountaintop. - Du Mu, 'Passing Huaqing Palace'"; 7) Small label next to the peeled lychee, which reads "Guifei Fresh" and has a red seal mark; 8) Page number "01" in the lower right corner, with a small gold decorative underline below it. Main Details: Includes four visible lychee elements: a small, blurry lychee floating at the top center; a clear, whole lychee on the right; a large, peeled lychee in the lower right center (revealing translucent white flesh and a red, textured peel turned outwards); and a highly blurred detail of a lychee in the foreground. Several pale green lychee leaves are added next to the peeled lychees. The lychees are presented with a painterly yet realistic feel, featuring textured red shells and soft, natural highlights. Visual Style: Minimalist yet luxurious Chinese editorial design, reminiscent of a museum courseware cover, with soft ink wash painting, semi-transparent layering, shallow depth of field, delicate gold accents, understated red seals, balanced asymmetrical composition, and no modern UI elements. Constraints: Maintain a clean and transparent page, strictly control the number of the four lychee elements, ensure all typography is clear and legible, avoid adding extra text except for designated labels, no watermarks, and avoid strong lighting effects typical of realistic styles.