Plakat z mapą chińskiego jedzenia w stylu vintage

A hand-painted retro Chinese tourism and food map poster, using watercolor and ink painting styles, presenting a bird's-eye view of mountainous county towns shrouded in clouds. The composition is a stylized {argument name="place name" default="Jinyun"} illustrated map with a delicate Xuan paper texture, a soft beige background, adorned with bluish-gray mountains, winding rivers, rural roads, ancient towns, strange rocks, and bamboo leaves, framed with pink flowers in the four corners. The upper left corner features a prominent artistic calligraphy title {argument name="headline text" default="Jinyun Mountain and Wild Food Walking Map"}, accompanied by a small subtitle ribbon reading “Huangdi Jinyun · The Fairyland on Earth”. The left side includes a poetic Chinese text: “Mountains and rivers of Jinyun, a fairyland; a hundred flavors of the countryside, the smoke and fire of life. Follow the food, meet Jinyun; a city of mountains and rivers, a hometown longing.” The center position marks the main urban area of “Jinyun County”, surrounded by illustrated routes connecting various attractions and local delicacies. It includes 12 numbered food stops, each with a realistic food hand-drawing next to its corresponding location on the map, along with an orange circular number, a Chinese label, and a short description. The 12 stops are: 1 “Heyang Tu Shuang Mian” (Heyang Earthy Noodles), described as “The original flavor of the mountains and fields, welcoming guests with warmth”; 2 “Jianchuan Sun Gan Cai” (Jianchuan Dried Bamboo Shoots), described as “Seasonal mountain delicacies, dried to retain their fragrance”; 3 “Jinyun Shao Bing” (Jinyun Baked Pancake), described as “Charcoal-fired aroma, a Jinyun signature”; 4 “Qiao Rou Geng” (Knock-Meat Soup), described as “Fresh and tender, authentic local flavor”; 5 “Yan Xia Dun Tang” (Yanxia Stewed Soup), described as “Slow-cooked in stone, warming and nourishing”; 6 “Xi Yu Xian” (Fresh Stream Fish), described as “Fresh river delicacies, so fresh it makes your eyebrows fall off”; 7 “Hu Zhen Bian Shi/Luo Cai” (Hu Town Bian Shi/Luo Cai), described as “Traditional glue flavor, the more you eat, the more fragrant”; 8 “Ge Gen Doufu” (Kudzu Root Tofu), described as “Refreshing and pure from the mountains, relieving greasiness”; 9 “Shan Fen Jiao” (Mountain Flour Dumplings), described as “Thin skin and generous filling, mountain flavor”; 10 “Ku E Doufu” (Bitter Oak Tofu), described as “Mountain delicacy, natural freshness”; 11 “Nong Jia Wu Nian Gao” (Farmhouse Steamed New Year Cake), described as “Rich and glutinous aroma, childhood taste”; 12 “Lao Jie Mi Gao” (Old Street Rice Cake), described as “Sweet rice fragrance, traditional handmade”. The map labels 8 place names: “Xinjian Town”, “Hu Zhen Town”, “Dayang Town”, “Xiandu Scenic Area”, “Heyang Ancient Residences”, “Yandong Bookstore”, “Jiaolong Grand Canyon”, and “Jinyun County”. Draw distinctive landscape clusters, including traditional houses with white walls and black tiles, steep karst peaks, bridges, and terraced landforms. Add a small legend box in the lower right corner, containing 5 items: “Mountains”, “Rivers”, “Major Roads”, “Towns”, and “Scenic Landmarks”, as well as a sixth food icon label “Food Recommendations”. Nearby includes a decorative compass rose. The overall atmosphere is elegant, ingenious, nostalgic, and high-end, like a cultural tourism poster combining a local food guide and a landscape map illustration, with excellent composition and a strong brand identity.