Chengdu Travel Map

A charming and exquisite hand-drawn travel map of Chengdu with a 16:9 aspect ratio, styled like an art concept collection from Studio Ghibli. The entire image is a watercolor and pen wash illustration on textured, aged parchment. The overall aesthetic is whimsical, vibrant, and full of life.

Map Layout and Style:
The map showcases Chengdu's core landmarks from a stylized isometric perspective, depicted as cute, detailed miniature buildings and icons (e.g., pandas at the Panda Base, lanterns in Jinli, teahouses in People's Park). The layout is organic and free-flowing, rather than based on a rigid grid.

Crucial Typography Challenges (High Difficulty):
All text must be presented in a graceful, slightly imperfect handwritten calligraphy style (running script), appearing as if written with the same pen used for the illustrations.
1.  **Main Title:** The main title “Chengdu Slow Travel Map” is artistically written on a flowing ribbon at the top.
2.  **Angled Fun Labels:** Next to each landmark icon, its name is whimsically written in a slightly tilted manner (e.g., “Kuanzhai Alley,” “Wuhou Shrine,” “Du Fu Thatched Cottage”). The text should feel organically placed, not rigidly aligned.
3.  **Curved Text Along the Path:** A stylized Jinjiang River runs through the map. The name of the river, “Jinjiang,” needs to be elegantly written along the river's winding path. This is a key testing point.
4.  **Integrative Annotations:** Scattered across the map are small, whimsical annotations that combine text and icons. For example:
    - An annotation saying “Eat Hotpot!” next to a small red chili pepper.
    - A label “Time for Tea!” next to a steaming miniature teacup icon.
    - The area name “Jinjiang District” written inside a hand-drawn cloud shape.
5.  **Hand-Drawn Legend:** In one corner, there is a hand-drawn “Legend” box containing small icons (like teacups, panda faces, temple rooftops) and their corresponding handwritten labels.
6.  **Seal:** A red seal, resembling a hand-carved style, stamped with the character “Rong” (the abbreviation for Chengdu), is placed in the corner, slightly overlapping the border.

Aesthetics:
A masterpiece of illustrated cartography. The fusion of text and illustrations must be seamless. The watercolor effect should be soft, with visible water stains and textures, while the pen lines should be confident and lively. The overall feel is warm, inviting, and full of personality.

Negative Prompt Words:
Computer fonts, computer-generated text, straight lines, rigid grids, perfect alignment, only horizontal text, text overlays, photos, 3D, minimalism, generic icons, spelling errors, garbled text, watermarks.