vertical typography — Centered Group · Oversized Title · Multi-Line Title

A wuxia epic poster in ink-wash tones, presenting a martial arts hero mid-punch with his allies. In the center, an adult man with long black hair in a white-and-purple robe delivers a powerful palm strike toward the viewer: his expression is fierce and righteous. To his left, a young adult woman in a red dress holds a sword with a determined gaze. Behind him, an elderly adult man with white hair and beard wears purple robes, and to the right, an adult woman in white holds a fan. The background is a misty ink-wash landscape with faint vertical Chinese text on both sides. Across the top of the frame, the title "TITLE" appears in very large, bold, dark-blue Chinese characters with a classic wuxia weight, with smaller red text beneath and a foreign title in red capitals set below that. The lighting is misty and dramatic, with the ink wash's gray softness, hard light on the hero's face, and the robes' colors vivid. His palm strikes. The sword gleams. The white beard flows. The fan is delicate. The blue title stands. The red text burns. The mist swirls. The righteousness blazes. The fierce gaze's righteousness is Confucian. Its power is internal. The striking palm's motion is blurred. Its force is qi. The determined gaze's sharpness is heroine. The gleaming sword's steel is pattern-welded. The flowing beard's white is sage. Its purple is royal. The delicate fan's paper is rice. Its painting is landscape. The misty washes' gray is xuan-paper. Their softness is breath. The faint text's verticality is classical. Its Chinese is literary. Their dark blue is indigo. Their wuxia weight is classic. The smaller red text's burn is cinnabar. The red capitals' foreign words are English. The dramatic light's mist is stage. Its hardness is spotlight. The vivid robes' colors are opera. The Confucian righteousness orders. The internal power circulates. The blurred motion speeds. The qi force pushes. The heroine sharpness cuts. The pattern-welded steel folds. The sage white flows. The royal purple reigns. The rice paper rustles. The landscape painting depicts. The xuan-paper gray absorbs. The breath softness exhales. The classical verticality reads. The literary Chinese recites. The palm lands. The sword sings. The beard flows. The cult bows. The jianghu turns. Overall, the poster balances a hero-and-allies composition in ink gray, robe purple, and title blue with a classic wuxia photographic style and a righteous, cult-master, jianghu-legends mood.