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Create a 30-second cinematic biographical video. The entire process must be a completely seamless, coherent, and uninterrupted long shot. There should be no cuts, fades, dissolves, resets, or montage effects. The camera can orbit, track, dive, rise, rotate, and pass through foreground obstacles, or temporarily obscure the character, but the final result must always appear as an uninterrupted moving shot.
**Core Concept**
A man's entire life, from youth to old age, condensed into an uninterrupted long shot. This man is Su Shi, the greatest literatus of the Northern Song Dynasty. He remains the same person, a continuous presence throughout the film, but his age, face, physique, hairstyle, clothing, expression, and temperament must change fluidly as he progresses through life stages. Every change must occur within the frame, tied closely to his movement with physical causality.
His evolution must be seamlessly connected: from a youth in Meishan to a scholar taking exams, then a talented young official entering the bureaucracy, followed by an outspoken official opposing reforms, then a prisoner in jail, a free-spirited poet in the fields of Huangzhou, an Academician returning to court, a local governor of Hangzhou, an old man exiled to Lingnan, and finally a wise man dying with a smile on his way back north. His face, body, beard, official robes or plain clothes, hats, and handheld objects must transition naturally with life stages. These changes must happen during motion and never as abrupt jumps.
**Tone**
Poetic, magnificent, soulful, open-minded, and filled with literary charm. The environment can be spectacular and dramatic, but the overall atmosphere always carries Su Shi's characteristic openness and warmth. Suitable for all ages, with no blood or violence.
**Audio Design (Seedance 2.5 Voice Format Instructions)**
This video uses Seedance 2.5 native audio generation, where visuals, voice, and sound effects are completed synchronously in one generation. The voice format rules are as follows:
- **Voiceover Narration** (Classical male voice recitation): Enclosed in double quotes "...", preceded by "Narrator recites in a steady classical middle-aged male voice:"
- **Environmental Sound Effects**: Marked with angle brackets <...>, e.g., <Wind rustling through bamboo forest>
- **Background Music**: Marked with parentheses (...), e.g., (Distant guzheng melody, slow and deep)
- **Mixing Priority**: Voiceover narration is clear and prominent, background music is lower than the voice, and environmental sound effects serve as the ambient layer.
Due to the limited voice capacity within 30 seconds (about 40-50 Chinese characters), please select 6 of the most representative poems or famous lines as voiceovers, while the rest of the scenes use sound effects and music to carry emotion.
**Narrative Timeline**
The 6 lines not only fit the current scenes but also form a complete spiritual arc of life:
1. "Where can life be compared? It should be like a flying swan treading on snow and mud." → **Departure**: Life is like a flying swan, unknown destination.
2. "Picking all cold branches but unwilling to roost, lonely and cold on the sandbank." → **Fall**: Nowhere to stay, extreme loneliness.
3. "Bamboo cane and straw shoes are lighter than a horse. Who's afraid? A life of misty rain in a coir raincoat." → **Awakening**: Letting go of everything, no longer afraid.
4. "Comparing West Lake to Xi Shi, light makeup or heavy is always suitable." → **Settling**: Reconciling with the world, loving the present.
5. "Eating three hundred lychees a day, I wouldn't mind being a Lingnan man forever." → **Open-mindedness**: Living flavorfully no matter where.
6. "Where this heart finds peace is my hometown." → **Return**: Having traveled the world, peace of heart is home.
Hearing them consecutively summarizes Su Shi's life spirit: Unknown destination → Nowhere to stay → No longer afraid → Loving the present → Living well anywhere → Peace is home.
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