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neo_tangzhuang,9:16 vertical format; modern Oriental paper-cut art depicting a woman's dreamscape; featuring layered paper-cut illustration, dimensional paper sculpture, intricate carving, and a layered shadow box style; a poetic, contemporary Oriental art poster. The theme of the artwork is "She Hides Spring in Her Heart." The core narrative depicts a young Oriental woman stepping from a massive, open pop-up book into a dreamlike spring garden. She cradles a glowing paper-art bouquet; flowers, birds, new shoots, and layered distant mountains seem to emerge simultaneously from the book's pages and her own heart. As she walks forward, she reaches toward a paper bird flying past—as if verifying the reality of this regenerating world and resolving to carry its vitality further afield. The central figure is an Oriental woman appearing to be around 24 years old, radiating brightness, courage, and poetic grace, with a light, positive vitality. She has a soft, oval face and bright almond-shaped eyes; her expression is fresh and cheerful, with a natural, gentle smile playing on her lips. Her gaze is lifted slightly toward the flying bird, embodying a state of lightness, freedom, and hope. Her long black hair flows naturally, with strands swept back by the breeze; the ends of her hair blend seamlessly into paper-cut vines and leaf-shaped ribbons. She wears a delicate, lightweight headpiece featuring small, pale-gold paper-cut leaves and flowers—an accessory that is natural and understated rather than towering or complex. Her attire consists of a multi-layered paper-art gown in shades of celadon green and creamy white. The skirt flares out in layers of leaf- and petal-shaped paper structures; celadon green dominates the inner layers and leaf-like sections, while creamy white forms the outer shawl and sheer panels, accented with pale-gold cut-out floral patterns. The long outer shawl billows backward in a soft arc, creating a sense of fluid motion that harmonizes with her flowing hair. The edges of the paper layers are crisp and distinct, featuring intricate cut-outs, visible paper fibers, subtle creases, tangible thickness, and the authentic texture of hand-cut craftsmanship. The figure's hand gestures convey a clear narrative: one hand cradles a bouquet of glowing paper flowers—comprising creamy white, verdant green, and touches of coral-pink blooms with fine, pale-gold stems—radiating a soft, warm golden light from its center. The other hand reaches gently upward toward a white paper bird flying in from the upper right; the movement is natural and fluid, avoiding any stiffness or posed artificiality. The dreamscape is anchored by a massive, open pop-up book. Situated in the immediate foreground, the book features pages that are substantial yet intricately crafted; as they curve upward, they organically transform into a garden, flowering vines, foliage, mountains, an arched bridge, and a road leading into the distance. Far from being a mere prop, the book serves as the genesis of this entire paper-art world of spring. The composition employs a pop-up book structure. The foreground features the open book, paper flowers, and rising pages; the mid-ground holds the figure, garden, and vines; and the background displays layered green paper-sculpted mountains, a winding path, an arched bridge, clouds, and flying birds. At least four distinct layers of paper sculpture create clear spatial depth, accompanied by natural, soft shadows. The backdrop is a magnificent, expansive spring garden rendered in paper art. Paper-sculpted floral branches extend from the left and right toward the center, forming a natural arched frame. In the distance, layers of green peaks, a winding pale path, a small paper-art arch bridge, and rolling gardens extend the space upward and backward, creating a strong sense of depth. Birds are distributed across the foreground, mid-ground, and background, enhancing the sense of space and freedom. Dream imagery includes gardens, flowering vines, flying birds, distant mountains, clouds, and a path leading into the distance. All elements are executed in a unified style of high-precision, multi-layered paper cutting and pop-up sculpture; there are no realistic plants or conventional realistic landscapes, ensuring the figures and the environment blend seamlessly without visual dissonance. The overall color palette features verdant green, creamy white, and warm gold, accented by touches of coral pink. Use blue-green for the mountains, leaves, skirt, and the main garden area; creamy white for the flowers, paper pages, outer layers of clothing, and bright areas of the sky; warm gold for the morning light, foil patterns, and select highlights; and coral pink sparingly as an accent for a few flowers. The colors should be vivid, translucent, and bright—avoid grayish-green tones, an overall yellow filter, or a dominant green cast. The lighting is bright, directional morning light; warm white and pale golden sunlight streams in from the upper left, creating a soft rim light on the figure's face, hair, shoulders, neck, the paper flower bouquet, and the edges of the skirt. The edges of the paper pages, petals, and leaves exhibit a subtle translucency, while delicate, soft shadows form between the various paper layers. Visible details on the paper surfaces include fiber textures, hand-cut edges, slight creases, and natural curves. The overall composition emphasizes the sensation of stepping out of a book and into a vast, springtime world. The figure is positioned in the center as the primary focal point, yet the scene retains a sense of depth and spaciousness within the garden; a massive, open paper-sculpture book serves as a visual anchor in the foreground, while distant mountains, a path, and birds in flight draw the eye into the background. The overall aesthetic should resemble a highly polished modern Eastern art poster or a large-scale paper art installation, rather than a standard fairy-tale illustration. The mood of the image conveys renewal, freedom, springtime, vitality, hope, and a gentle yet positive spirit. The overall look is vivid and luminous, enhancing the atmosphere of spring and the sense of layered depth.