中國五一鐵路旅行資訊圖

Create a sophisticated Little Red Book-style Chinese travel infographic poster, employing a soft watercolor map aesthetic in a square format, showcasing a five-day high-speed rail route across China. In the upper left corner, feature a prominent Chinese calligraphy title: {argument name="headline text" default="May Day Travel Plan"}. Directly below it, add a green ribbon subtitle with white Chinese characters: {argument name="route text" default="Guangzhou → Hunan → Wuhan → Beijing"}. Under the subtitle, include a smaller line of Chinese text: “Moving Northward · Discovering the Beauty of China.” The background should be a pale Chinese map of north-central China in beige and light sage green, with subtle mountain textures, soft rivers, and delicate floral decorations in the corners. A vertically curved rail line extends from the bottom center upwards to the top center, connecting 4 cities with orange-red location pins and bold red Chinese city names. From bottom to top, these are: Guangzhou, Hunan, Wuhan, and Beijing. Place small white high-speed rail icons along the track, with 3 green travel time labels: “Guangzhou → Hunan High-Speed Rail approx. 2.5 hours,” “Hunan → Wuhan High-Speed Rail approx. 1.5 hours,” and “Wuhan → Beijing High-Speed Rail approx. 4.5 hours.” Near each city, include a collage of scenic views or landmark illustrations: Guangzhou with a modern skyline and Canton Tower; Hunan with green mountains and cultural landscapes; Wuhan with Yellow Crane Tower and historical architecture; and Beijing with the Forbidden City/Imperial Palace buildings. Add small scenic labels near the city illustrations, reading “Flower City Guangzhou · City of Gastronomy,” “Hunan of Mountains and Waters · Gathering of Culture,” “Wuhan, City by the River · City of Heroes,” and “China’s Capital · A Blend of History and Modernity.” Below the main title, arrange 4 minimalist icon badges with short Chinese labels: a camera icon labeled “Featured Attractions,” a train icon labeled “Direct High-Speed Rail,” a suitcase icon labeled “Easy Travel,” and a star icon labeled “Food Recommendations.” Around the map, place 4 rounded-corner itinerary cards with green titles, cream backgrounds, and photo thumbnails. Each card must include a daily plan, a starred section for a recommended attraction, and a starred section for a recommended food. The 4 cards are: 1) Upper right card titled “Beijing | 2 Days,” containing 2 lines of dates, 4 attraction thumbnails, and 1 food photo; 2) Right middle card titled “Wuhan | 1.5 Days,” containing 2 lines of dates, 4 attraction thumbnails, and 1 food photo; 3) Left middle card titled “Hunan | 2 Days,” containing 2 lines of dates, 4 attraction thumbnails, and 1 food photo; 4) Lower left card titled “Guangzhou | 1 Day,” containing 1 line of date, 4 attraction thumbnails, and 1 food photo. Fill the itinerary text with practical, Little Red Book-style Chinese travel plan copy. In the lower right corner, add a rounded-corner notes panel with 2 green-titled sections: “Trip Highlights” and “Travel Tips.” Under “Trip Highlights,” list 4 key points with small icon markers. Under “Travel Tips,” list 4 key points with small icon markers. Decorate the notes area with a small suitcase illustration and write a short Chinese phrase in a green, handwritten-style italic font, such as “Let’s go! Feel the spring scenery.” At the bottom center, place a small rounded-corner summary bar titled “Trip Overview,” containing 4 summary items with icons: Total Duration “Total Duration: approx. 6.5 days,” Total Distance “Total Distance: approx. 2100 km,” Recommended Transportation “Recommended Transportation: High-Speed Rail,” and Best Travel Time “Best Travel Time: April 29 - May 5.” In the lower left foreground, place a line of large, streamlined white high-speed trains diagonally upwards, partially overlapping the border as a visual focal point. Add a calligraphy-style closing statement near the trains: “The most beautiful scenery is on the road, the best time is during May Day.” Use elegant olive green, sage green, beige, and warm red tones to combine the charm of traditional Chinese travel posters with the clarity of modern infographics, ensuring clear layout, soft shadows, rounded cards, natural photo insertion, and a clean editing layout.