regional-culture-poster

# Regional Culture Poster Turn a place into a cultural structure, not a landmark collage. Make one large Chinese character the composition's visual skeleton and connect it to one primary cultural structure, one supporting cue, and a restrained text system. Current preferred baseline: the most successful direct images are the earlier `regional-cities-10-direct-image2` style: one culturally condensed huge Chinese character, physically fused with a cropped architectural or spatial structure, with strong masking/negative-space tension and sparse copy. Minor direct-generation imperfections are acceptable when the image has strong concept, spatial force, and a memorable character-image relationship. Do not overcorrect into safe full-place-name wall posters. Anti-rustic calibration: keep the single-character spatial collision, but make it contemporary. Avoid heritage-board, folk-tourism, non-material-culture-promo, ancient-rubbing, dusty-earth, and old-wall nostalgia unless the user explicitly asks for that mood. Prefer abstract construction, cool modern materials, controlled contrast, structural voids, glass/metal/concrete/water/light, and editorial distance. Text-removal recognition calibration: the poster must not rely on the printed city name to carry the region. If the city label, theme line, and keywords were covered, the image should still contain at least one culturally specific and visually legible mechanism that points to the place: a distinctive building typology, cra...