Han-Tang Court Dance 16-Panel Storyboard Image Prompt

Create a highly polished, high-definition "Han-Tang Court Dance / Nishang Yuyi Dance · 16-Frame Storyboard". [Overall Positioning] This is not an ordinary ancient-style portrait, nor a simple dance tutorial image, but a high-quality storyboard poster that combines "Han-Tang Court Dance", "Nishang Yuyi Dance", "Real Palace Courtyard Space", "Cinematic Storyboard Feel", and "16-Step Choreography". Overall, it should feel like a complete Tang Dynasty court dance choreography broken down into 16 key frames, each cell being clearly independent yet with a continuous flowing sense, suitable for later use in video generation. [Scene Setting] No stage, no empty black background, no modern studio. The scene must be a real, three-dimensional, elegant, and authentic Han-Tang era palace courtyard space: - Golden-blue hour at dusk, palace lanterns just lit - Vermilion palace pillars - Golden palace lanterns - Palace corridors / courtyard outside the main hall - Stone steps, railings, sheer silk curtains - Distant layered palace buildings and deep courtyard views - The space has clear foreground, midground, and background with real depth - Overall atmosphere is magnificent, translucent, and strongly evocative of a prosperous era - not pitch black, not murky, no color blotches [Character Setting] The protagonist is a young Chinese female dancer with the temperament of a Tang Dynasty court dancer - dignified, magnificent, elegant, and restrained. Across all 16 frames, she must maintain the same face, same character identity, same temperament, and same costume system - not looking like a different person in each frame. [Costume and Makeup] The costume is Han-Tang court dance attire / Nishang Yuyi style: - High-waisted long skirt - Wide sleeves - Sheer silk sash (pibo) - Elaborate hair bun - Gold hair ornaments, step-shaking hairpins (buyao) - Subtle floral forehead adornments or Tang-style makeup - Skirt hem, sash, and wide sleeves must all show realistic movement Recommended color palette: - Rouge pink - Ivory white - Champagne gold - Pale stone green Overall gorgeous but not garish. [Layout Requirements] - Layout uses a 4x4 16-frame storyboard grid - Each frame has a clear number 1-16 - Each frame has a Chinese action title - Each frame may have concise Chinese description or short phrase hint - Each frame must look like an independent camera shot - Add appropriate action direction arrows or trajectory lines to enhance the storyboard feel - Overall clear, neat, with complete information, but not overly crowded - Resolution must be very high-definition, clean lines, both character and background clear - no blur, no dirt, no color blotches [Action Storyboard Sequence] 1. Palace Courtyard Debut The dancer stands at the center of the courtyard, slightly turned, long skirt trailing on the ground, one hand gently lifting the wide sleeve, the other naturally hanging down, establishing a grand Tang Dynasty presence. 2. Raising Sleeves to Greet the Wind Both arms slowly rise, wide sleeves and sash gently lifted, like the opening notes of music. 3. Picking Flowers, Walking Sideways The dancer steps forward slowly, one hand in a flower-picking or orchid-finger gesture, the other wide sleeve extended behind, movement graceful. 4. Opening Sleeves Like Clouds Both sleeves spread wide to the sides, forming a symmetrical and magnificent open composition, like clouds unfolding. 5. Turning Back Along the Corridor The dancer passes by a palace pillar or corridor edge, body turning to a side-back angle, then slowly glancing back. 6. Circling Steps Around the Sash Feet perform circular steps, the sash wraps around the body in flowing trajectories, arms one front one back, movement rounded. 7. Spinning Skirt, Opening the Banquet Spin in place or in a small range, long skirt and sash flaring open, forming a magnificent whirling dance. 8. Bending Waist, Raising Sleeves Body bends slightly, one sleeve raised high, the other hanging low, creating a diagonal tension composition. 9. Low Bow Offering Half-squat or single-knee low position, both hands holding sleeves forward, like a court offering, with ritual and ceremonial feel. 10. Leaning Back to Brush the Clouds Rising from the low position, upper body slightly leaning back, both sleeves tossed upward, sash flying behind - magnificent yet achievable by a real person. 11. Flying Steps Across the Courtyard A light leaping step toward the side-front, wide sleeves and sash trailing behind, creating a positional movement line. 12. Grand Tang Dynasty Spin The most spectacular large spin, long skirt, sash, and wide sleeves all flaring open at once - one of the strongest climaxes of the entire sequence. 13. Turning Back to Gather Sleeves Naturally turning back from the big spin, both sleeves slowly drawing inward from outside, movement shifting from open to closed. 14. Lifting Sleeves to Hold the Moon One hand raised high as if holding the moon, the other horizontal across the chest, body stretching upward, sash forming an arc at the side - strong ceremonial feel. 15. Closing Sleeves, Ritual Complete Both sleeves slowly close to the chest, forming a "ritual complete" pose, expression serene and dignified. 16. Nishang Finale Final grand freeze frame, one sleeve raised high, one hanging low, body elegantly twisted, long skirt spread out, finishing with dignity and beauty. [Key Requirements] - Must emphasize real spatial sense and period authenticity - Must maintain consistency of the same dancer - Must have complete dynamics of wide sleeves, sash, and long skirt - Must be suitable as a storyboard reference for later video use - Each frame's action must be clearly distinct, not overly repetitive - Overall image must be magnificent, elegant, clear, and translucent - No oppressive darkness, no dirt, no blur, no color blotches, no cheap ancient-style feel