Healing Pavilion Scroll

To generate a landscape 16:9 Eastern architecture scene poster, it must be a finished poster with finished Chinese layout.

The overall style is: Oriental spatial scroll, Chinese architectural concept design, architectural model feel, landscape ambiance, modern architectural cross-section, scene narrative posters, premium blank space, Chinese vertical layout, and museum display board texture.

The main subject of the painting is a Chinese-style architectural space centered around the [thematic direction]. The building is not an ordinary house, but a long horizontal scroll of space with continuously undulating curved roofs, which extend like ridges, strings, paper rolls, herb slopes, book pages, crescent moons, boat canopies, or loom curves. Glass sectional structures are used below or inside the building, allowing visitors to see different rooms, people's activities, furniture arrangements, and spatial functions.

The composition uses horizontal composition, leaving large areas of blank space, with backgrounds of off-white, xuan paper, light ink gray, misty white, or deep darkness. In the distance, there can be faint mountain shadows, clouds, water surfaces, courtyards, slopes, trees, steps, ponds, or deserts, but the overall view must be restrained, avoiding crowding.

Inside the building, there should be micro-figures dressed in ancient or new Chinese costumes, engaging in themed behaviors, such as:
Consultations, medicinal preparation, massage, playing the zither, tea tasting, reading, copying scriptures, incense making, fabric dyeing, weaving, hot springs, moon viewing, mural-restored, experiments, and organizing utensils.
The characters should be small and delicate, like scenes from architectural models, not overshadowing the main subject.

Posters must include a Chinese vertical title:
"[Main Title]"

You can add one or two sets of vertical sub-copy:
"[Subtitle]"
"[Short Sentence]"

Chinese layout should resemble posters for Eastern exhibitions, inscriptions from ancient books, architectural panels, or inscriptions on literati paintings. Text should be restrained, placed in the blank area on the left or right side of the image, and should not overwhelm the main structure of the building. You can add small seals, small inscriptions, fine lines, or collectible-style logos, but do not use the real brand logo.

Visual Quality:
Paper textures, slight grains, soft haze, low-saturation colors, architectural model-level details, cinematic light and shadow, restrained sophistication, quiet storytelling.

Composition requirements:
The building unfolds horizontally, occupying the lower half or lower middle of the composition; The upper half retains a lot of airy blank space; Water surfaces, terraces, or slopes serve as foreground; Distant mountains or mist as background; The vertical Chinese text balances with the architecture.

Don't:
No ordinary real estate renderings, no modern commercial sales offices, no chaotic Guochao style, no big gold coins, no e-commerce posters, no watermarks, no real logos, no English-dominated, don't make the characters too large, don't overcrowd the background.