产品营销 - Beijing Morning Airplane Window Poster

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Create a square 1:1 minimalist travel poster showing a warm cream airplane window framing a serene morning view of Beijing. The canvas is a soft ivory background with subtle grain, gentle shadows, and premium editorial aesthetics. Center a large rounded-rectangle airplane window with thick layered beige plastic trim, rounded corners, realistic bevels, a small latch centered at the top, and soft ambient occlusion so it feels like a clean modern aircraft cabin wall. Through the window, show a dreamy sunrise cityscape of Beijing: pale blue sky fading to peach near the horizon, light haze, modern skyscrapers in the distance including a CCTV-like angular tower, and traditional imperial palace rooftops in the foreground with golden-orange glazed tiles, red walls, trees, and a Temple of Heaven-like circular pavilion on the right. Overlay elegant thin white weather UI text on the window view: a simple sun icon above a large “{argument name="temperature" default="29°"}”, the city label “{argument name="city label" default="BEIJING"}” underneath with wide letter spacing, and the bottom caption “{argument name="window caption" default="IMPERIAL MORNING"}” in narrow uppercase letters. Add small top-left text on the outer background reading “{argument name="top left text" default="GOOD MORNING"}” and small top-right text reading “{argument name="date" default="2026-08-08"}”, both in thin condensed uppercase/monospace styling with wide tracking. At the bottom center below the window, include two lines of Chinese copy exactly: “早安，北京。让晨光替你按下今天的开始键。” and “出门见光，抬头见喜”, with a short thin horizontal divider underneath. Use warm morning light, pastel tones, soft focus in the skyline, crisp window frame details, delicate typography, and a calm luxury airline-magazine mood. Keep the composition symmetrical, uncluttered, and avoid extra icons, people, logos, watermarks, or additional text.

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