Guilin Landscape on Fingertip

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Tip: Topic: Genuine Chinese 20-yuan banknote (Guilin landscape edition). \n\n[Macroscopic Material Analysis]: The object must possess the precise physical properties of real currency paper—matte cotton fiber paper, not glossy cardboard. \n\n[Paper Engineering]: Karst mountain landscapes undergo fine cutting and raised treatment. \n- **Key Thickness**: The cut paper layer must be as thin as a knife (0.1 mm), fragile and brittle, and slightly semi-transparent under light. The edges should show microscopic fiber tears, not clean, thick cut marks. \n- **Print Texture**: Mountains are not pure colors. They must consist of tiny engraved lines (intaglio printing) and guilloso patterns. The ink on the paper surface should be slightly raised. \n\n[Scene Background]: A realistic small bamboo raft floats on the water surface on a flat, printed surface. \n\n[Scale Reference]: A huge, lifelike, with clear skin texture pressed by a human finger on the edge of the paper raft. Compared to the small paper raft, the finger appears larger, highlighting the raft's miniature scale. \n\n[Photography]: Macro lens, high-contrast lighting to showcase the texture of paper fibers. Shallow depth of field. ]
"negative_prompt": "Glossy paper, thick cardboard, plastic texture, toy banknotes, Monopoly bills, solid color blocks, blurred printing, low resolution, cartoon, thick edges" 
"aspect_ratio": "16:9" 
}