Edible Sugar Miniature Beijing Cityscape

Surreal macro food-art miniature cityscape showing Beijing rising from a vast desert of fine golden cane sugar. The centerpiece is a detailed edible Temple of Heaven in the center: round tiered white sugar-stone terraces, carved staircases, a circular white balustrade, and a dark indigo-purple ridged roof with a golden finial. Surrounding landmarks crafted from sugar crystals, candy, wafer, icing, jelly, fondant, and hard candy include: a white pagoda tower on the left, a small red-and-gold palace pavilion in front-left, a larger red-and-gold palace hall on the right, two small red temple buildings flanking the center, an orange-red ceremonial gate in the foreground over a turquoise jelly pond, a green lattice modern arch resembling CCTV Headquarters on the right, a tall golden needle skyscraper in the rear-left, a glowing red tiered tower in the rear center, an amber-lit skyscraper in the rear-right, a purple-lit vertical tower far behind, and a rounded glass dome structure behind the temple. Ground of textured golden sugar desert with scattered white sugar pearls, orange candy-brick paths, tiny broccoli-like confectionery shrubs, and a shallow bright turquoise candy water pool. Cinematic shallow depth of field, sharp macro focus on the Temple of Heaven and foreground gate, soft blurred skyline in the background, atmospheric pink-purple haze and warm orange lighting, high contrast. Elegant headline text in the upper-left corner in spaced white serif capitals, two lines: "[MINI BEIJING]". Square composition, no people, no vehicles, no extra labels, no watermark.