Ancient Chinese Official Robe Hierarchy Chart
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Create a historical chart styled infographic titled "Visualization and Breakdown of the Ancient Chinese Official Robe Hierarchy System" in a 16:9 horizontal layout. Utilize the aesthetics of ancient regulations and illustrations from historical texts. The image displays a comparison of the official robes of Qing Dynasty officials across nine ranks, arranged from left to right: one to nine, featuring nine official character illustrations. Above each character, use meticulous brushwork to label the "Rank Insignia Patterns" (first rank crane, second rank golden pheasant, third rank peacock... ninth rank quail, with civil officials using birds and military officials using beasts), with a magnifying glass close-up of the embroidery details. Below each character, label the "Material of Court Beads" (first rank east pearl, second rank coral, third rank sapphire... decreasing in rank), "Top Hat Feathers" (ruby/coral/sapphire/crystal, distinguished by color blocks), and "Dragon Robe Patterns" (nine dragons/five claws/four claws, illustrated to show the differences in claw numbers). At the top of the image is a "Quick Reference Table for Rank Identification": a table comparing the differences across five dimensions (insignia, top hat, court beads, dragon robe, belt) for the nine ranks, with each cell marked by small icons and text. At the bottom is "Historical Trivia": noting "Why civil officials use birds and military officials use beasts" (civil positions require soaring, military positions require bravery), "The Political Significance of Feathers" (wearing feathers is a sign of the emperor's favor), and "Clothing Color Prohibitions" (commoners are not allowed to wear bright yellow). The bottom features a timeline showcasing the "Evolution of Official Robes": a summary of the changes in official robe styles from the Han, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, to Qing Dynasties. All text is in Chinese: the top uses small seal script for "Official Robe Hierarchy Chart: The Power Code Worn on the Body", and the bottom notes "The clothing system is a visual representation of feudal hierarchy". The color scheme uses traditional official robe colors. Overall, it presents historical systems and clothing culture, suitable for historical education and cultural research.
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