Incident de la porte Xuanwu : Moments forts

A humorous and detailed composite image. On the left side is a modern smartphone displaying a WeChat Moments post about the Xuanwu Gate Incident. On the right side is the battlefield image from the post, extending into a grand, cinematic historical scene. The phone should be a black iPhone with extremely narrow bezels and a notch at the top, facing forward. On the phone screen, the application title bar is dark gray with white text reading “朋友圈 (Moments)”, with a back arrow on the left and a camera icon on the right. Below is a social post from {argument name="poster name" default="Emperor Taizong of Tang"}, with a square avatar of a Chinese ancient warrior in armor and helmet. Below the name is a location icon and the text “长安·玄武门 (Chang'an · Xuanwu Gate)”, and a timestamp “唐武德九年六月初四 巳时 (June 4th, 626 AD, Si hour)”. The Moments post reads: “I eliminate traitors for the country and pray for the dynasty. Today at Xuanwu Gate, my achievements will be remembered for a thousand years! ⚔️💪”. Below the text is a square battlefield image preview that corresponds to the large scene on the right. Below the image is a metadata row, accurately displaying three pieces of information: “38,000 views”, “Likes (666)” and “(128)” next to the comment icon. Below is a comment section visible with 5 comments, each with a miniature avatar, and the text style mimicking social media replies from historical figures. The commenters should include the following Chinese names: “尉迟恭 (Yuchi Gong)”, “房玄龄 (Fang Xuanling)”, “李渊 (Li Yuan)”, “杜如晦 (Du Ruhui)” and “长孙无忌 (Changsun Wuji)”, with tones praising the success of the action; one comment should hint that the emperor is shocked and the national situation is settled. On the right is a {argument name="gate name" default="Xuanwu Gate"} epic battlefield painting of the Tang Dynasty at sunset, with a massive gray stone city gate in the background, with the plaque reading “玄武门 (Xuanwu Gate)”. In the central foreground, a horse-riding archer wearing a red-plumed helmet is drawing his bow, riding a brown horse; around him are 7 clearly visible horse-riding or standing Tang Dynasty soldiers, and on the ground is 1 fallen soldier pointing upwards. Multiple yellow flags with large black characters “唐 (Tang)” are fluttering in the dust, with at least 4 flags visible. Arrows fly through the sky, warhorses neigh and leap, and the air is filled with dust, warm sunset glow, and the dynamism of the battlefield. The visual style is realistic historical epic art with a painted texture, but the overall concept is comedic and anachronistic, presenting the ancient coup as a social media Moments post. All visible interface text should be in Chinese, maintaining reasonable mobile UI spacing, and integrating the phone model with the extended battlefield artwork to present a widescreen composition.