Cloud Sea, Celestial Pillars, and Tang-Song Sky Corridor AI Image Prompt

Cinematic ultra-wide angle: Chinese-style celestial pillars and a sea-of-clouds plaza with a strongly sacred, oppressive grandeur. The viewpoint hugs the ground and extends forward, with extremely strong perspective, making the plaza appear vast and distant. On both sides, several towering, cloud-piercing gray basalt giant dragon-carved pillars (sky-reaching divine pillars), reaching a height of a thousand meters; their shafts are covered with vigorous cloud-dragon totems and ancient Daoist talismans, and layered eaves at the pillar tops stretch across the sky. Below is a flat, broad, slightly wet and reflective white jade plaza leading directly to the edge of the sea of clouds. A slender immortal in a red robe walks alone toward the depths of the sea of clouds. Ahead are boundless white cloud waves and pure blue sky, without impurities. Natural sunlight slants onto the pillar carvings, with an ethereal, sacred ritual feeling and the oppressive grandeur of giant structures. A Tang-Song suspended sky corridor spanning the boundless sea of clouds stretches across the continent; its broad black roof is supported by several huge vermilion and bronze-colored stone pillars, and a huge rectangular opening runs through the entire structure, framing the end of the sea of clouds. Simple white jade railings; the sky corridor occupies 78% of the frame and extends beyond both side edges. A pale-robed traveler occupies only 0.5% of the frame, walking along a gently curving passage. The boundless sea of clouds is the only sight, and the central vanishing point is compressed. 100mm telephoto lens, high distant viewpoint, repeating structural units blending into atmospheric perspective, no other buildings. Light blue-gray sky, warm antique-gold rim light, charcoal-black roof, soft vermilion and ivory jade. Diffused morning light, hazy thin mist, subtle film halation and natural grain. Tranquil sky pilgrimage, sacred emptiness, the sense of scale of ancient engineering built in an impossible location, IMAX cinematic realism.