Museum Catalog Artifact Breakdown

Prompt

Please automatically generate a “museum-style Chinese annotated breakdown infographic” based on {argument name="subject" default="Qing Dynasty imperial dragon robe"}.  The entire image should combine a realistic main visual, structural breakdown, Chinese labels, material explanations, pattern symbolism, color meanings, and a summary of core features. Based on [Qing Dynasty imperial dragon robe], you need to automatically determine the most appropriate subject, clothing system, artifact structure, historical style, key components, material craftsmanship, color scheme, and layout structure; the user does not need to provide any additional information.  The overall style should be: National Museum exhibition board, historical costume catalog, and cultural relics themed infographic, rather than a regular poster, ancient-style portrait, e-commerce detail page, or anime illustration. The background should use off-white, silk paper white, light tea tones, and other paper-like textures, with an overall look that is refined, restrained, professional, and collectible.  The layout is fixed as follows: - Top: Chinese main title + subtitle + introduction - Left: structural breakdown area, with Chinese leader lines labeling key components, and partial close-up views - Upper right: material / craftsmanship / texture area, showing real texture samples with explanations - Middle right: pattern / color / symbolism area, showing the main color palette, pattern samples, and cultural interpretation - Bottom: wearing order / composition flowchart + core feature summary  If the theme is suitable for a human figure display, use a real full-body standing figure as the central subject; if it is more suitable for an artifact or a single structure, switch to a central subject breakdown diagram, while still maintaining a complete Chinese infographic format overall. All text must be in Simplified Chinese, clear, neat, readable, and free of乱码, misspellings, English, or pinyin. Focus on highlighting the real structure, material differences, cultural explanations, and the feel of a catalog illustration.  Avoid: poster-like styling, studio portrait styling, e-commerce styling, anime styling, cosplay styling, messy annotations, incorrect structure, blurry text, fake materials, and excessive decoration.