[INPUT TEXT] Exhibition-Grade Concept Poster

Create a premium concept poster in a vertical 3:4 format, centered on [INPUT TEXT]. Before generating, interpret the surface meaning, deeper implications, emotional character, cultural associations, sense of personal destiny, and latent tension of “[INPUT TEXT].” Then determine the visual style, composition, color, and visual metaphor that fit it best. Derive the style automatically from the meaning rather than applying a uniform template; every term must receive a visual language aligned with its own substance. Make the giant Chinese main title “[INPUT TEXT]” the absolute subject. Keep every character clear and complete, with no misspellings or missing strokes. Let it occupy most of the poster and form the first visual impression. Do not create an ordinary illustration or merely depict a person's appearance. Distill one precise, highly representative visual metaphor. Connect the figures, objects, space, or symbolic elements to the large title so viewers immediately understand why the term is expressed in this way. Keep the overall mood premium, minimalist, restrained, and exhibition-grade, with strong typography, metaphor, emotion, and memorability. Depending on the meaning, automatically choose a cold, poetic, tragic, sharp, gentle, or solemn direction. Adapt the colors to the meaning while maintaining refinement and restraint. Keep small text in only three places: two to four keywords in the upper-left corner, one vertically set destiny-charged short line on the right, and one memorable summary line in the lower-left corner. Set the visual hierarchy as text first, metaphorical image second, and small copy third. Avoid crowding, a cheap advertising feel, unnecessary English, and long explanatory copy. The final result should resemble an exhibition-grade poster for a literary character or conceptual theme, genuinely visualizing the state of mind and cultural meaning behind “【INPUT TEXT】.”