Please automatically generate a [Museum-style Chinese breakdown infographic] based on th…

Please automatically generate a [Museum-style Chinese breakdown infographic] based on the [subject]. The entire image must combine a realistic main visual, structural breakdown, Chinese annotations, material descriptions, pattern symbolism, color meanings, and a summary of core features. You need to automatically determine the most appropriate main subject, clothing system, artifact structure, historical style, key components, material craftsmanship, color scheme, and layout structure based on the [subject] without requiring further input from the user. The overall style should be: National Museum exhibition board, historical costume catalog, or cultural heritage thematic infographic, rather than a generic poster, vintage-style portrait, e-commerce detail page, or anime illustration. The background should feature paper textures such as off-white, silk paper white, or light tea color, maintaining an overall high-end, restrained, professional, and collectible aesthetic. The layout is fixed as follows: - Top: Chinese main title + subtitle + introduction. - Left: Structural breakdown area, with Chinese leader lines annotating key components, accompanied by close-up details. - Top Right: Material / Craftsmanship / Texture area, displaying real texture swatches with descriptions. - Middle Right: Pattern / Color / Symbolism area, displaying the main color palette, pattern samples, and cultural explanations. - Bottom: Wearing sequence / Composition flowchart + summary of core features. If the subject is suitable for human display, use a full-body standing pose of a realistic person as the central subject; if it is more suitable for an artifact or individual structure, change it to a central subject breakdown diagram, while maintaining the form of a complete Chinese infographic. All text must be in Simplified Chinese, clear, orderly, and legible, without garbled characters, typos, English, or Pinyin. Emphasize realistic structure, material differences, cultural explanations, and the temperament of a catalog. Avoid: poster-like feel, studio photography feel, e-commerce feel, anime feel, cosplay feel, random annotations, incorrect structures, blurry text, fake materials, or excessive decoration.