3D Historical Breakout Biography Poster

Please create a highly completed "3D Historical Breakout Biography Poster."

[User Input]
Theme Character: [Character Name]
Character Roles: [Emperor / Famous General / Famous Minister / Thinker / Writer / Reformer / Military Strategist, etc.]
Historical Background: [Dynasty / Historical Period]
Core Keywords: [Unification / Reform / Loyalty and Righteousness / Unity of Knowledge and Action / Northern Expeditions / System / School of Mind / Prosperity, etc.]
Main character color preferences: [Black Black Gold Red / Blue-Blue Gray Gold / Dark Red Ink Gold / Iron Armor Deep Blue, etc.]
Aspect ratio: [3:4 portrait]

This is not an ordinary historical poster, but a highly completed biographical poster centered on "a full-body 3D historical figure in the center + a break-through forward dash action + a lightweight floating cluster of historical events around the surroundings + a lightweight chronological timeline at the bottom."

The center of the image must be a fully formed, standing 3D historical figure. The figure is the most important visual of the entire image, possessing a strong sense of volume, sculpture, monument, and historical presence. Clothing, hats, armor, patterns, belts, shoes, and accessories must all match their era's identity, and the overall design should be realistic, substantial, and have cinematic impact. There should be a light and stable monumental platform beneath the figure's feet to support the figure, but it should not be heavy or heavy on the composition.

The character cannot just stand normally; there must be a clear "forward rush through the frame." Hands, arms, or key props held (such as imperial seals, imperial edicts, scrolls, spears, long swords, military tallies, tablets, maps, scrolls, etc.) must extend toward the viewer, creating a strong 3D impact of close-up and distance, front-backward depth, perspective compression, and breaking through the frame. Special note: Key props that come out of the front must be fully visible and clearly identifiable, and must not be cropped to just a small section in the frame.

Arrange 6 to 10 key historical nodes around the characters. Don't make them heavy, neat, and neatly laid small cards; instead, make them as "lightweight, floating, multi-orientation, semi-transparent" clusters of historical events. Each node can consist of 2 to 4 sub-fragments, including number, year, event title, brief description, small historical scene images, as well as fine gold lines, open borders, node dots, annotation lines, and more. The overall feeling should be like historical archives dismantled into light slices of time, floating around the characters, rather than just a typical information card layout.

These event clusters should have different orientations and spatial perspective relationships: some lean left, some lean right, some turn inward, some flip outward, some higher, some lower, some have front-back layers, and they can also be slightly obscured by the character's arms, clothing hems, or weapons, creating spatial depth. They should have a glassy feel, acrylic effect, slightly glowing edges, incomplete borders, and slightly misaligned layering; the information should be detailed yet visually light, and it should not overshadow the central figure.

On the left side of the image, place the main title [Character Name], using calligraphy, inscription, or ink fonts with an Eastern historical temperament. You can add birth and death years, identity tags, keyword summaries, and a highly concise subtitle next to it. The title section should be stable, simple, and restrained, not overfilled.

At the bottom, a light, concise, and detailed horizontal timeline must be set up, linking important years of the characters' lives and corresponding to the clusters of historical events around them. The timeline resembles a curatorial guideline, a museum timescale, or a historical index, using fine gold lines, small dots, concise years, small text annotations, and a few decorative nodes. Don't make it a heavy black crossbar or a huge bottom information block.

The background is based on off-white Xuan paper, ancient paper, old archival paper, or light-colored museum walls, with an overall low saturation, cleanliness, and restraint effect. Elements such as subtle map textures, silhouettes of ancient buildings, fragments of documents, seals, golden connecting lines, annotation lines, nodes, and territorial outlines can be added to create a light and rational sense of historical archival display.

The entire chart must be clearly contrasted:
The central figure is heavy, realistic, three-dimensional, with strong light and shadow and volume;
The surrounding historical nodes are thin, transparent, floating, slightly glowing, and refined and rational;
Character movements charge forward and break through frames, creating spatial explosiveness;
The bottom timeline is light and restrained, only responsible for closing information.

If different requirements conflict, prioritize guaranteeing:
1. The central figure is complete from one to the other
2. The fore-charge prop is fully visible and has a strong 3D impact
3. The surrounding event clusters are light and floating, not heavy cards
4. Central Figures 'Heavy', Information Systems 'Light'
5. The bottom timeline is lightweight, clear, and does not overwhelm the image

If the model cannot precisely control large amounts of small print, prioritize ensuring clear character names, years, serial numbers, and event titles. Brief explanations can be moderately simplified or reserved for post-production formatting.