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Vintage Chinese culinary and tourism poster for [Wuhan] featuring [hot dry noodles], in a vertical 4:5 aspect ratio. Warm sepia, beige, and dark teal color palette with weathered halftone paper grain, ink-wash edges, and a distressed retro screen-print finish. Composition & Layout: - Foreground (bottom half): A close-up, steaming porcelain bowl of [hot dry noodles] centered slightly to the right, showing thick noodles coated in glossy sesame paste, chili oil, diced pickled vegetables, sesame seeds, and fresh chopped scallions. At the lower right edge, scattered scallions, sesame seeds, and a partial pair of chopsticks rest on the surface. Blue decorative Chinese characters including “江城面记” line the bowl's inner rim. - Background (upper half): A painterly architectural collage of [Wuhan] landmarks set against a navy-blue ink wash sky with mist. Features the ornate Yellow Crane Tower in golden-brown tones with multi-layered eaves and swirling fog at its base, a distant Yangtze River steel bridge spanning the mid-left, a historic riverside clock-tower building with a small red flag on the right, and a slim modern TV tower on the distant city skyline. Typography & Inscriptions: - Upper left: Small text “一城一菜” with tiny subtitle “ONE CITY ONE DISH”; dominant oversized cream brush calligraphy reading “[武汉 你好]” with a small English subtitle “[HELLO WUHAN]” directly underneath; a small vermilion red seal stamp inscribed with “汉味”. - Left side: Vertical handwritten slogan “芝麻浓香里 藏着武汉清晨”. - Right side: Vertical Chinese calligraphy “[热干面]” paired with small vertical English “[HOT DRY NOODLES]”. - Lower left: Large title “江城面记”, romanized subhead “JIANGCHENG MIANJI”, and bottom tagline “一城一味 · 一面一故事” with tiny English “ONE CITY, ONE TASTE / ONE BOWL, ONE STORY”. Style & Constraints: Retro mid-century Chinese advertising poster aesthetic, photorealistic detailed food styling blended with traditional ink-wash architectural illustration, high contrast, authentic souvenir packaging look. Crisp, legible text layout. No extra dishes, people, QR codes, modern UI, or watermarks.