Bamboo Grove Guqin Resonance

Generate a vertical 9:16 Eastern instrumental music culture poster.

Topic: [Theme Name]
Genre: [Concert / Exhibition / Gathering / Solo Recital]
Instruments: [Guqin / Bianzhong / Xiao and Di / Erhu / Pipa / Guzheng / Sheng]
Main Title: [Main Title Text]
Main color tones: [Deep Black Gold / Bronze Black Gold / Dark Ink Green Gold / Deep Wine Red Black Gold]
Date: [Second half of 2026]
Location: [Location]
Personnel / Organizations: [Performers / Curators / Organizers]

Overall style: High-end Oriental cultural performance posters, dark lighting and shadow, real object photography, large Chinese calligraphy titles, delicate background textures, mature information layout.

The background cannot be solid colors; it should have low-contrast Xuan paper, cloth patterns, wood grain, bronze inscriptions, afterimage calligraphy, wind marks, water marks, or musical score patterns. Rich in details but not cluttered.

As the main visual element, the instrument must have authentic material details: wood grain, metal, bamboo joints, strings, holes, lacquer reflectiveness, and carved patterns. Using dark field side light and contour light makes the instrument appear as if it emerges from the darkness.

The main title uses large-sized Chinese calligraphy characters, gold / old gold / dark copper gold, with flying white, ink marks, gold powder, paper fibers, and embossed texture. The title can be interwoven and layered with instruments, but should not obscure the main structure.

Add performance/exhibition information: time, location, people, organizer, and a short copy. Small font layout is restrained and sophisticated, with the option to add a small amount of English supplementary text and cinnabar seals.

No image number, no VOL/NO/edition number. Avoid cheap templates, cartoonish effects, excessive lighting, messy backgrounds, crowded text, and blurred subjects and backgrounds. The overall look should be sophisticated, clear, layered, and embody the texture of Eastern culture.