
Real-time hot search list of the Republic of China Newspaper
"Real-time Hot Search List of the Republic of China Newspaper Office" combines the old newspaper layout with the social media hot list interface. The image looks like a printing front page of a newspaper, but in the mid…
Prompt
"Real-time Hot Search List of the Republic of China Newspaper Office" combines the old newspaper layout with the social media hot list interface. The image looks like a printing front page of a newspaper, but in the middle is a scrolling hot search list. The entries are "Heavy Snow in Peking", "New Corner in the Theater" and "Tram Stop" Fortune", "University Lecture" and "Movie Star Controversy". The red seal on the right side of the entry indicates the popularity. The comment area appears in the form of short sentences from readers. The format mixes typesetting, old paper texture and modern digital list logic. The temperament is smart and humorous, and the proportion 4:5.
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