3D Historical Breakout Biography Poster of Xiang Yu: The Hegemon-King of Western Chu
Please create a high-completion "Historical Figure Breakout Statue Archive / 3D Historical Breakout Biography Poster". Theme Character: Xiang Yu Character Role: Hegemon-King of Western Chu / Military Strategist / God of War Historical Context: Late Qin to Early Han Dynasty / Chu-Han Contention Period Core Keywords: Tyranny / Tragic Hero / Break the Cooking Pots and Sink the Boats / Unrivaled Strength / Spirit of Chu / Battle of Julu / Suicide at Wujiang River Main Color Palette: Dark Red, Ink Black & Gold / Iron Armor Black & Gold / War-torn Grey & Brown Aspect Ratio: 3:4 Vertical This is not an ordinary historical poster, but a high-completion biography poster centered on a "Central Full-body 3D Historical Figure + Breakout Forward Action + Surrounding Light Suspended Historical Event Clusters + Bottom Lightweight Timeline". In the center of the image, there must be a complete, full-body, standing 3D historical figure. The character is the most important visual focus of the entire image, possessing a strong sense of volume, sculpture, monumentality, and historical aura. Clothing, headdress, armor, patterns, belts, footwear, and accessories must align with their historical status. The overall style should be realistic, heavy, and cinematically impactful. Beneath the character's feet, there should be a light yet stable monumental pedestal to support the figure without overwhelming the composition. The character must not merely stand still; there must be a distinct "breakout forward action". Hands, arms, or key props held (such as a jade seal, edict, scroll, spear, long sword, tally, tablet, map, or book) must extend towards the viewer, creating a strong sense of foreshortening, depth, perspective compression, and 3D impact breaking out of the frame. Special attention: The key prop thrust forward must be fully visible and clearly recognizable, not cropped to just a small fragment. Arrange 6 to 10 key historical nodes around the character. Do not design them as heavy, regular, neatly tiled small cards. Instead, create "light, suspended, multi-oriented, semi-transparent" clusters of historical events. Each node can consist of 2 to 4 sub-fragments, including a number, year, event title, brief description, small historical scene image, as well as thin gold lines, open borders, node dots, and annotation lines. The overall feeling should be like historical archives disassembled into light time slices, suspended and unfolded around the character, rather than a standard information card layout. Use calligraphic, stele-like, or ink-wash style fonts with an Oriental historical temperament. Include birth and death years, identity tags, keyword summaries, and a highly概括性 (generalizing) subtitle nearby. The title area should be stable, simple, restrained, and not overcrowded.