Ancient Chinese Official Attire Ranking Infographic

A historical diagram-style infographic in a 16:9 horizontal composition, titled "Visual Deconstruction of the Ancient Chinese Official Attire Ranking System." The aesthetic follows ancient canonical woodblock illustrations and Gongbi fine-line painting on aged parchment. The main section displays a side-by-side comparison of official uniforms of the nine ranks from the [Qing Dynasty], arranged left to right from 1st to 9th rank, showing full-body standing figures. Above each figure, Gongbi illustrations label the "Buzi (Rank Badge) Pattern" (First Rank Crane, Second Rank Golden Pheasant, etc.) with inset magnifying glass callouts detailing the silk embroidery. Below the figures, diagrammatic annotations detail the "Chaozhu (Court Bead) Material" (pearl, coral, sapphire, etc.), "Dingdai Hualing (Hat Finial and Peacock Feather Ornament)", and "Mangpao (Dragon Robe) Pattern" illustrating claw counts. Across the top runs a structured "Rank Identification Quick Reference Chart" comparing all 9 ranks across 5 dimensions (Buzi, Dingdai, Chaozhu, Mangpao, Waist Belt) with miniature icons and calligraphic notes. The lower section includes "Historical Trivia" annotations and a bottom dynasty evolution timeline showing miniature attire sketches across Han, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. All text is in Chinese: top title in Small Seal Script reads "官服品阶图：穿在身上的权力密码", and bottom caption reads "服饰制度是封建等级制度的视觉呈现". Palette uses traditional imperial mineral pigments, vermilion, indigo, and antique parchment tones.