Huizhou Architecture Wood Structure Exploded Blueprint AI Image Prompt

On a pure white card background, a highly detailed 2D illustration-style blueprint of Huizhou-style architectural wooden structural components is presented as a central theme. Using an extreme wide-angle, low-angle upward perspective, it creates a grand historical depth, dramatic scale compression, and visually stunning structural tension. The center of the image features the main body of Min-style architecture, with its components such as gray tile roofs, horse-head walls, upturned eaves, carved beams and lintels, dark columns, stone-carved gate towers, and lattice windows suspended in space as if meticulously disassembled, with fine leader lines labeling key component names like 'Yanwei Ridge', 'Que Ti', 'Yue Liang', and 'Brick Carved Door Cover'. All these components float in space along the main perspective axis in a precisely aligned vertical axial exploded layout. The surroundings are densely annotated with technical layers: mortise-and-tenon joint sequence cross-sections, roof load transfer path diagrams (showing the bearing relationship between gray tiles and wooden rafters), and wood seismic mechanical annotations (for the Chuandou or Tailiang structures of Huizhou architecture). Each component is marked with measurement lines in yingzao chi (ancient unit) and metric scale, accompanied by numbered labels, presenting a detailed architectural analysis from whole to part. The overall image blends the precision of a technical blueprint with the artistry of 2D illustration, with clear lines and distinct color layers.