Póster de Luz Fluyente Poética Oriental

Generate a 9:16 Eastern poetic flowing-light poster. Based on the [poetic line], distill a two-character theme [theme] and core emotion [emotion]. Do not directly replicate the full classical scene; instead, use a small subject [subject] and a clear light movement [fragmented / connected / scattered / gathered / flowing / hidden / penetrating] to complete the visual translation. Use a pure white premium handmade paper background, with approximately 65%–75% large areas of negative space, and the subject occupying only about 8%–20%. Add meaningful white bas-relief [rain traces / water ripples / mountain ridges / wind lines / old paths / flower shadows] - clean at first glance, discoverable only up close. Locally introduce pearl white, ice blue, light purple, jade green, champagne gold, amber gold, and other flowing light colors, letting light emerge naturally from water, porcelain, jade, paper, or spatial paths, forming a subtle shimmering glow. Keep the color areas restrained - no neon or full-screen gradients. Figures may appear extremely small or be omitted entirely, suggested only through teacups, bamboo staffs, letters, or bright windows - traces of human presence. The main title uses a two-character Chinese theme, paired with a concise poetic line, date, location, and an English subtitle. Overall presentation: Eastern poetry × large negative space × bas-relief × small subject × luminous material × flowing light × Editorial Design. The key is not to make the image simply glow, but to make “light” the verb within the poem.