Premium concept poster, vertical 3:4. The core text is [input text].

First deeply understand the surface meaning, deeper symbolism, emotional temperament, cultural associations, sense of fate, and implicit tension of '[input text],' then decide the most suitable visual style, composition, color temperament, and visual metaphor for it.

The visual style must be auto-generated by the meaning of the words — do not mechanically apply a unified template. Each word should have a unique visual language matching its own connotation.

In the image, a huge Chinese main title '[input text]' must be the absolute subject — character forms clear and complete, no typos or missing strokes, occupying most of the canvas, forming the strongest first visual.
Do not make ordinary illustrations; do not just depict character appearance.

Distill the most accurate, most representative visual metaphor, letting figures, objects, spaces, or symbols relate to the big text, so the viewer instantly feels why this word is expressed this way.
The overall temperament should be premium, minimalist, restrained, exhibition-grade — strong typography, strong metaphor, strong emotion, strong recall.

Based on the word meaning, automatically choose a colder, more poetic, more tragic, sharper, more tender, or more solemn visual style.

Colors should also auto-adjust to the meaning while keeping an overall premium and restrained quality.

Keep only three small text areas:

Top-left: 2–4 keywords
Right side, vertical: a fate-tinged short sentence
Bottom-left: a viral-spread summary line

Few elements, accurate concept, restrained negative space.

Text is the first visual, the metaphorical image is the second visual, small text is the third visual.

No crowding, no cheap-ad feel, no extra English, no explanatory long copy.

The final result should look like an exhibition-grade literary-character or concept-themed poster, truly visualizing the spiritual state and cultural meaning behind '[input text].'