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The round window with colored stained glass in the elegant new house becomes the focus of the scene. The bride leans against the rosewood rattan chair by the window, wearing a jade green silk cheongsam with double crepe fabric, which shimmers with a flowing luster in the light. The floral patterns of peonies, magnolias, and peonies embroidered with gold and colored threads are scattered on the cheongsam. The tailored cut outlines her graceful figure, with exquisite buttons and a proper slit. The bride's long hair is styled into a low bun with a pearl-decorated silver hairpin, and she wears a necklace of emerald gems, highlighting her elegant demeanor. She tilts her head slightly, as if listening to the joyful sounds in the distance, with an expression of anticipation and shyness. The light in the room refracts through the stained glass windows, projecting a colorful pattern on the floor, which echoes the brocade carpet. On the windowsill stands a blooming red plum, its fragrance drifting. On one side of the rosewood desk are the four treasures of the study, and an unopened invitation. A meticulous flower and bird painting hangs on the wall, with the magpie and plum blossom corresponding to the scenery outside. In the corner of the room stands an ancient guqin, its body carved with exquisite patterns, as if telling an ancient wedding story. The overall composition is ingenious, showcasing the solemn elegance of a traditional wedding, while also expressing the unique charm of the modern woman through the bride's posture and expression. The handling of light and shadow is soft and natural, and the refraction of the stained glass adds a dreamlike quality to the scene.