Thatched Cottage Poem Ink Painting

A 3:4 aspect ratio image was generated, with a complete calligraphy piece "Song Broken by the Thatched Cottage Autumn Wind" written in calligraphy at the top. The content was:

"In August, the autumn sky is high and the wind howls fiercely, sweeping away the three layers of thatch from my roof. The thatch flies across the river, scattering over the riverbanks; the higher pieces hang and get caught on the tall treetops, the lower ones drift and sink into the pond hollows.
The children of the southern village mock my old age and weakness, how can they bear to become thieves right before me? Brazenly, I carried the thatch into the bamboo grove; my lips were parched and my mouth dry, but I could not call out; returning home, I leaned on my staff and sighed to myself.
In a moment, the wind dies down and the clouds turn ink-black; the autumn sky grows dim and dark. The cloth quilt, after many years, is cold as iron; my beloved child sleeps restlessly, tearing it beneath her feet. At the head of the bed, the roof leaks with no dry spot; the rain falls like hemp fibers, never ceasing. Since the chaos and disorder, I have slept little; the long nights are soaked through—how can I endure them!
How I wish for ten thousand spacious mansions, to shelter all the poor scholars of the world, so that they may all smile! Unmoved by wind and rain, as steady as a mountain. Alas! When will I suddenly see this house before my eyes? Even if my hut alone is broken and I freeze to death, that would be enough! “，

Each character must be marked with pinyin above it, and the content of the painting mainly uses ink painting to present the scenes expressed in the poem.