Prompt zur Videogenerierung eines Hof-Tanzes der Tang-Dynastie

Based on the 16-grid reference image you provided, generate a high-completion video of a "Han-Tang Court Dance / Nishang Yuyi Dance." Core requirements: Generate strictly in the order of Frame 1 to Frame 16. This is not a stage performance, nor is it xianxia special effects. It is an adult Chinese female dancer completing an elegant, dignified, and fluid court dance within a realistic, three-dimensional High Tang palace garden space. The overall feel should be like a court dance sequence from a film, emphasizing the true flow of the wide sleeves, draped silk, and long skirt, as well as the ceremonial and musical spirit of the High Tang. Character setting: The same adult Chinese female dancer, maintaining the same face and the same costume throughout. The costume is a Han-Tang court dance outfit: high-waisted long skirt, wide sleeves, sheer draped silk, elaborate bun with gold hair ornaments. The color palette is dominated by rouge pink, ivory white, champagne gold, and light stone green. Scene setting: A realistic High Tang palace garden / palace corridor / courtyard outside the main hall. The time is the golden-blue hour of early evening, with palace lanterns just lit. The environment includes vermilion palace pillars, gold palace lanterns, layered palace buildings, railings, stone steps, sheer curtains, and a deep view of distant palaces. The space must have foreground, midground, and background - realistic, transparent, and beautiful, not dark and oppressive. Camera requirements: The camera is stable and elegant, with slow pushes, lateral tracking shots, slight arcs, and low angles. No shaky movement, no quick cuts. For the most part, show the full body so the flow of the wide sleeves, draped silk, and skirt hem is clearly visible. Frame 12 is the climax of the entire piece, with the camera completing a full 360-degree orbit around the dancer. Strictly adhere to: the scene must maintain stability and consistency, with no jarring breaks that defy the physical world. The dancer's movements must be natural and continuous. No subtitles, symbols, or other markers. The BGM must be grand. The visuals must be continuous, shot in one take with no editing allowed. Storyboard script: Frame 1: Palace garden reveal. The dancer stands at the center of the palace garden, slightly turned to the side, long skirt trailing on the ground. The camera slowly pushes in. Frame 2: Raising sleeves to meet the wind. Both arms slowly rise, the wide sleeves and draped silk gently lifted. The camera pushes in slightly. Frame 3: Holding a flower, walking sideways. The dancer steps forward slowly, one hand holding a flower, the other wide sleeve spread open. The camera tracks laterally. Frame 4: Opening sleeves like clouds. Both sleeves spread wide to either side, forming a symmetrical composition. The camera does a half orbit. Frame 5: Glancing back past the corridor. The dancer passes a palace pillar, turns to look back over her shoulder. The camera moves gently. Frame 6: Circling steps around the silk. The dancer takes circling steps, the draped silk wrapping around her body. The camera does a slight orbit. Frame 7: Spinning skirt, opening the feast. The dancer spins, the long skirt and draped silk flaring open. The camera orbits approximately 180 degrees. Frame 8: Bending at the waist, raising the sleeves. The body bends gently, one sleeve raised high, the other hanging low. The camera is at a slightly low angle. Frame 9: Lowering the body in offering. The dancer half-squats or kneels on one knee, both hands offering the sleeves forward. The camera pushes in slowly at a low angle. Frame 10: Leaning back to brush the clouds. Rising from the low position, the upper body leans slightly back, both sleeves sweeping upward. The camera tilts up with the movement. Frame 11: Swift steps across the courtyard. The dancer performs a light, realistically achievable gliding step. The camera tracks laterally. Frame 12: The great High Tang spin. The dancer completes the most magnificent large rotation, with the long skirt, draped silk, and wide sleeves all flaring open simultaneously. The camera completes a full 360-degree orbit. Frame 13: Turning back to gather the sleeves. Naturally turning back from the great spin, both sleeves are drawn inward from outside. The camera follows gently. Frame 14: Raising the sleeve to hold the moon. One hand rises high as if holding the moon, the other crosses horizontally in front of the chest. The camera pushes in slowly. Frame 15: Closing the sleeves in ceremonial completion. Both sleeves slowly close together in front of the chest, the movement solemn. The camera pauses briefly. Frame 16: Nishang final freeze. The final grand freeze frame - one sleeve raised high, one hanging low, the long skirt spread out. The camera pulls back slightly to close. Movement requirements: All movements must be realistically achievable by a live dancer - no floating, no flying, no unreasonable large leaps. The focus is on the dignity of court dance, the spread of the wide sleeves, the flow of the draped silk, the rotation of the long skirt, and the beauty of ritual and music. Negative requirements: No stage background, no empty black background, no xianxia special effects, no magical light effects, no floating figures, no shaky camera, no quick cuts, no murky visuals, no color blotches, no blur.