East Asian mythology poster featuring Sun...

East Asian mythology poster featuring Sun Wukong (大闹天宫的孙悟空) as the central subject. Design a vertical A4 format with middle-axial symmetry. The main visual should be Sun Wukong's full-body or half-body portrayal showing his divine and narrative presence. Left side contains information cards about his spiritual identity, mythological origins, domain of authority, physical appearance, magical artifacts, and symbolic companions. Right side features typical symbols like cloud patterns, dragon scales, ancient seals, and bronze inscriptions. Bottom section summarizes his spiritual essence and provides a concise character overview. Visual style must blend Shan Hai Jing beast catalogues, Dunhuang cave paintings, blue-green landscape aesthetics, Tang dynasty figure painting, Song-Yuan classical art, bronze vessel engravings, and talismanic calligraphy. The overall mood is epic, mysterious, elegant, rich but restrained. Color palette reflects fire/warrior themes: vermilion, obsidian black, polished gold, scarlet red. Avoid all non-Eastern elements including Nordic runes, Viking designs, Gothic frames, Western armor, medieval castles, cyberpunk technology, or fantastical demonic horns. All imagery must remain authentically Eastern mythological without Western costume adaptations. Composition details: Top header includes main title 'Sun Wukong' followed by subtitle 'East Asian Mythology Character Profile | Generated from Divine Legend', then a concise philosophical motto. Central panel shows Sun Wukong in majestic stance. Two informational columns flank the center. Bottom band contains spiritual core meaning and character summary. Include small icons, annotation lines, ancient book markers, bronze plaques, and talisman patterns as decorative elements. Information cards should resemble ancient scrolls, jade tablets, bronze plaques, scrolls, or stone steles—not modern digital interfaces.