Hanfu woman making zongzi for Dragon Boat Festival AI Image Prompt

(9:16 ultra HD, no subtitles) Shot 1 (0-4s | slow push-in close-up) Blue water, clear sky, dragon boats racing. An elegant and gentle Eastern Hanfu woman sits by a table, her ancient-style organza long skirt softly draping down. The camera slowly pushes in from her slender, nimble hands to a close-up. As her fingers dance, fresh green bamboo leaves unfold, plump red dates display translucent crimson flesh, and crystal-clear white glutinous rice grains are plump and lustrous, with delicate and vivid textures, exuding a fresh Dragon Boat Festival atmosphere. Shot 2 (4-8s | slight overhead tracking) A slight overhead shot gently follows the hand movements. The woman's ten fingers skillfully fly, movements flowing smoothly. She lightly folds the bamboo leaves, fills them with glutinous rice and red dates, and wraps them with red strings, each motion gentle and adept, clean and neat. The bamboo leaves are vividly green, the glutinous rice white as jade, the red-green color scheme fresh and elegant, delicately showcasing the healing beauty of handmade zongzi. The image layers are warm and refined, brimming with atmosphere. Shot 3 (8-12s | fixed close-up) The camera holds a close-up as a neatly angled, firm, and delicate zongzi takes shape. The woman's eyes and brows are gentle and smiling, her temperament elegant, refined, and noble, with gentle ancient charm in her expression. The atmosphere is serene and healing, perfectly presenting the beauty of traditional Dragon Boat Festival craftsmanship. Shot 4 (12-15s | slow forward push) The woman raises the wrapped zongzi and gently offers it toward the camera, her eyes curved and smile sweet, softly murmuring: "Peace year after year, Dragon Boat Festival well-being!" The camera slowly pushes forward, the atmosphere peaks, the ancient charm lingers, tenderly capturing the beautiful moment of the festival, elegant and comforting. The person in the image is an AI-generated virtual character, not a real person, so there is no issue of portrait rights.