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Write the given question on a green board with chalk and solve it.
There is a number y. Multiply that number by 3. Add the same number y to it. Then it becomes 6×x.
When x = {argument name="value of x" default="2"}, what is y?

Create a historical diagram-style infographic, 16:9 horizontal composition, titled "Visual Deconstruction of the Ancient Chinese Official Attire Ranking System." Adopt the aesthetic of ancient canonical diagrams and draw in the style of illustrations from ancient books. The image should display a comparison of the official uniforms of nine ranks of officials from the {argument name="dynasty" default="Qing Dynasty"}, arranged from left to right by rank: nine standing figures from the first to the ninth rank. Above each figure, use fine-line painting (Gongbi) to label the "Buzi (Rank Badge) Pattern" (First Rank Crane, Second Rank Golden Pheasant, Third Rank Peacock... Ninth Rank Quail; civil officials use flying birds, military officials use fierce beasts), with a close-up magnifying glass effect highlighting the embroidery details of the Buzi. Below the figures, label the "Chaozhu (Court Bead) Material" (First Rank Eastern Pearl, Second Rank Coral, Third Rank Sapphire... decreasing by rank), "Dingdai Hualing (Hat Ornament)" (Ruby/Coral/Sapphire/Crystal, etc., distinguished by color blocks), and "Mangpao (Dragon Robe) Pattern" (Nine Dragons/Five Claws/Four Claws, using diagrams to illustrate the difference in claw count). The top of the image features a "Rank Identification Quick Reference Chart": a table comparing the differences across 5 dimensions (Buzi, Dingdai, Chaozhu, Mangpao, Waist Belt) for all 9 ranks, with each cell marked by a small icon and text. The bottom of the image features "Historical Trivia": labeling "Why civil officials used flying birds and military officials used fierce beasts" (civil service requires soaring high, military service requires bravery), "The political meaning of the Hualing" (being granted a Hualing signifies imperial favor), and "Color Restrictions" (commoners were forbidden from wearing yellow or bright yellow). The very bottom includes a timeline showing the "Evolution of Official Attire through Dynasties": thumbnail sketches illustrating the style changes from the Han, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. All text must be in Chinese: the top title uses the Small Seal Script font "Official Attire Rank Diagram: The Power Code Worn on the Body," and the bottom caption states "The clothing system is the visual representation of the feudal hierarchy." Use traditional official attire colors for the palette. The overall presentation should focus on historical institutions and clothing culture, suitable for historical education and cultural research.

Role and Subject: A massive, encyclopedic 3D infographic poster with a 16:9 ratio. Title: “THE EVOLUTION OF {argument name="product name" default="[Product Name]"}”. The visual style is a high-end fusion of museum-quality product photography and complex technical blueprints.

Core Lineup (Chronology): Arrange 8–12 historical versions of the {argument name="product name 2" default="[Product Name]"}, from the first prototype to the latest future model, completely and linearly. They are precisely positioned on a measuring scale/ruler base running horizontally across the center. Rendering: Ultra-realistic 3D, 8K resolution. Emphasize the evolution of texture: contrast the aging of the early {argument name="material atmosphere" default="[Material Atmosphere]"} with the clean, high-tech finish of the modern versions.

Brand Atmosphere (Canvas): Background: A deep, rich [Brand Color] textured background. Overlaid with watermarks of low-opacity vintage patent drawings, handwritten engineering notes, and newspaper clippings related to the brand's history. Header: A prominent, high-contrast brand logo centered at the top, with the title displayed in bold typography.

“Ultra-Dense” Information Layer (Punch Style): The layout is overwhelmed with systematized information (creating a “data aesthetic” look):
High-Density Annotation Network: Hundreds of ultra-fine white hairlines connecting specific [Key Components] (e.g., curves, buttons, engines) to compact text blocks or data tables floating in space.
Contextual Zones: “Era Modules” floating above the product. Representing different historical decades with iconographic markers.
Magnified Inserts: Circular “zoom-in” lenses scattered in empty spaces. Showing extreme macro close-ups of texture details or internal mechanisms.
Technical Specification Strip: A structured data bar placed at the bottom. Listing precise specifications (weight, dimensions, year, material code).

Technical Specifications: Octane render, Unreal Engine 5 aesthetic, editorial layout, masterpiece of information design, volumetric lighting, sharp focus, professional color grading. --ar 16:9 --v 6.0 --stylize 300 (Reference style: The history of Coca-Cola's development)

<instruction>
  1. Analyze Input Variable:  
Input A is a Global Commodity with a distinct production lifecycle (e.g., Coffee, Chocolate/Cocoa, Wine, Denim/Cotton).
Deconstruct the lifecycle into   3 Distinct Stages  :
   Stage 1 (The Origin):  The agricultural source (e.g., Coffee Plantation, Cacao Trees).
   Stage 2 (The Process):  The industrial transformation (e.g., Roasting Plant, Fermentation Vats).
   Stage 3 (The Destination):  The retail experience (e.g., A Hipster Cafe, A Chocolatier Shop).
2.  Container (The Map Table):
Goal: A "Seed to Shelf" Flowchart Diorama.
The Base: A large, vintage World Map (blue oceans, pastel continents) laid flat on a wooden dining table.
The Spine: A raised, winding S-Shaped Chute/Conveyor snakes through the center of the image, physically connecting the three stages.
The Flow: The chute is filled with the product, which visually transforms as it moves down the path (e.g., Red Coffee Cherries at the top 
→
→
 Brown Roasted Beans in the middle 
→
→
 Fine Ground Powder at the bottom).
3. The Vignettes (The Stations):
Construct a 3D diorama "Island" at each key point of the S-curve:
Top Station (Origin): A square patch of terrain sitting on the map (e.g., South America). Detailed crops, trees, and farmers harvesting the raw material.
Middle Station (Process): A compact industrial facility sitting on the map (e.g., Europe/USA). Metallic roasters, silos, smoke stacks, and factory workers.
Bottom Station (Destination): An architectural Cutaway Box. The front wall is removed to reveal the interior of a shop (e.g., Espresso machines, tiny customers sitting at tables, baristas serving).
4. The Narrative Scale (The Workers):
Scale: 1:87 (HO Scale) miniature figures.
Action: The figures are not just standing; they are actively moving the product from the "Station" into the "Chute" (e.g., Farmers dumping baskets of cherries into the stream, Factory workers shoveling beans).
5. Lighting & Atmosphere:
Camera Angle: High-Angle Perspective (45-60 degrees). Looking down the length of the table.
Lighting: Natural Daylight. Bright, cheerful, and even. Shadows fall softly on the map.
Depth of Field: Tilt-Shift effect. The top and bottom edges of the table are slightly blurred to make the models look tiny.
Output: ONE image, Vertical Aspect Ratio (4:5), Miniature Photography, Educational Diorama aesthetic.
</instruction>

A luthier's legacy board for {argument name="instrument" default="[INSTRUMENT]"} — {argument name="maker" default="[MAKER / SCHOOL / PERIOD]"}. Left section: historical precedents and influences, showing ancestor instruments with lineage lines connecting them, maker's marks, and period photographs. Center section: the subject instrument in exploded view, every component separated and floating, wood species identified, varnish layers shown in cross-section, acoustic properties annotated with frequency response curves and tap tone locations. Right section: the instrument in performance context, musician's hands in motion, concert hall ambiance, sound made visible through subtle waveform overlay. Visual style transitions from aged daguerreotype through workshop amber to concert hall chiaroscuro. Title block reading “{argument name="instrument name" default="[INSTRUMENT NAME]"} — {argument name="maker name" default="[MAKER]"}, [CITY], [YEAR], OPUS [NUMBER]".

<instructions> do this for {argument name="scientific concept" default="black holes"}
  Input Variable:   {argument name="theorem or formula" default="[Theorem / Formula]"}
Phase 1: Schematic Decomposition
Analyze the Notation: Identify the primary visual language of the scientist (Chalk on blackboard? Ink on parchment? Pencil on graph paper?).
Identify the "Structure": If this theory were a building, what would it look like?
Logic: Chaos Theory -> Fractal Spire. Thermodynamics -> Engine Block.
Phase 2: The Dimensional Transition
The Base: A flat surface covered in the [Notation Medium] (e.g., a slate blackboard covered in chalk equations).
The Extrusion: The chalk lines physically lift off the surface. They begin as white wireframes, then gain opacity, then gain texture.
The Climax: At the top of the image, the wireframes have fully solidified into a photorealistic, impossible structure representing the theory.
The Observer: A tiny, scale-model figure of the scientist stands on the flat "2D" section, looking up in awe at the massive "3D" structure they have summoned.
Output: High-Angle Isometric, "Architectural Visualization" style, stark contrast between sketchy lines and solid mass.
</instructions>

Make the entire background Super Famicom pixel art, and the theme is “The Fortune of {argument name="theme" default="Lovart"} in 2026” visualized as a candlestick chart with the horizontal axis representing January to December. Thoroughly elaborate the details in Japanese. Express it brightly and cutely.

<instructions> 
Role:   Science Historian & Kinetic Sculpture Engineer

  Input:   [{argument name="scientific discovery" default="Scientific Discovery, e.g., DNA Structure, Theory of Relativity"}]

  Phase 1: Analysis  
1. Identify the "eureka moment" and the failed attempts before it
2. Select 4 lesser-known scientists/discoveries that used similar methodology
3. Extract the physical apparatus used in the discovery (microscope, prism, blackboard equation)

  Phase 2: Execution  
  Goal:   2x2 Grid of "Working Lab Notebook Contraptions"

  Rules per Panel:  
-   The Base:   An open, coffee-stained lab notebook with handwritten equations/sketches
-   The Machine:   A functional brass and glass apparatus rises FROM the notebook pages (steampunk aesthetic)
-   The Process:   The machine actively demonstrates the discovery (gears turning, liquid flowing, light refracting)
-   The Scientist:   Tiny figurine in period lab coat taking notes with a fountain pen
-   The Failure:   Crossed-out attempts and crumpled paper nearby
-   The Eureka:   A single glowing element (LED) representing the breakthrough moment
-   The Label:   Fountain pen handwriting: "Scientist Name | Discovery | Year | Lab Location"
-   The Props:   Era-accurate items (telegram, slide rule, Bunsen burner, petri dishes)

  Output:   2x2 Grid, Industrial Scientific Photography, dramatic side lighting
</instructions>

<instructions> do this for {argument name="scientific concept" default="black holes"}
  Input Variable:   [{argument name="formula type" default="Theorem / Formula"}]
Phase 1: Schematic Decomposition
Analyze the Notation: Identify the primary visual language of the scientist (Chalk on blackboard? Ink on parchment? Pencil on graph paper?).
Identify the "Structure": If this theory were a building, what would it look like?
Logic: Chaos Theory -> Fractal Spire. Thermodynamics -> Engine Block.
Phase 2: The Dimensional Transition
The Base: A flat surface covered in the [Notation Medium] (e.g., a slate blackboard covered in chalk equations).
The Extrusion: The chalk lines physically lift off the surface. They begin as white wireframes, then gain opacity, then gain texture.
The Climax: At the top of the image, the wireframes have fully solidified into a photorealistic, impossible structure representing the theory.
The Observer: A tiny, scale-model figure of the scientist stands on the flat "2D" section, looking up in awe at the massive "3D" structure they have summoned.
Output: High-Angle Isometric, "Architectural Visualization" style, stark contrast between sketchy lines and solid mass.
</instructions>

{argument name="dish name" default="Tiramisu"}], [vertical] arrangement, premium culinary promotional poster with pure black background (#000000), presenting a deconstructed layered display of this dish. Arranged from top to bottom or left to right following the cooking sequence. 
    
    Visual Structure: 5-7 layers, showcasing the complete deconstruction from raw ingredients to finished dish. One end features sauce or seasoning liquid, middle layers include aromatics, main ingredients, and key seasonings, with the finished dish at the other end. 
    
    Each layer separated by appropriate spacing to highlight textures and details; the finished dish layer maintains significantly larger gap from adjacent layers to create dramatic final presentation. 
    
    Ingredient Textures: 
    
    - Sauce layer: Showcase clean, premium sauces or seasonings - Aromatics layer: Vibrant colors, floating weightlessly, emanating warm fragrance, tangibly realistic texture - Main ingredient layer: Clear textures, distinct layers, showcasing natural grain of premium ingredients, fresh and dewy
    
     - Seasoning layer: Crystal clear, well-defined granules, 
    
    warm luster - Finished dish layer: Glossy and appetizing, tender texture, coated in rich sauce, surface slightly trembling, steam rising, aroma seemingly penetrating the frame. 
    
    The finished dish should be slightly larger than other decomposed layers Visual Style: - All elements floating against pure black background, no white base or platform 
    
    - Uniform 45-degree angle photography, highly realistic style - Finished dish placed in appropriate vessel, consistent angle with decomposed layers above Annotations: Elegant labels with refined arrows pointing to each component, labeling each layer's ingredients or seasonings. 
    
    Atmosphere Details: 
    
    - Transition zones feature subtle floating wisps of steam, oil droplets, and spice particles gently descending, enhancing dynamism and authentic cooking atmosphere 
    
    - Soft highlights near finished dish, echoing the glossy sheen of ingredients and glaze-like quality of the sauce

A luthier's legacy board for {argument name="instrument" default="[INSTRUMENT]"} — {argument name="maker" default="[MAKER / SCHOOL / PERIOD]"}. Left section: historical precedents and influences, showing ancestor instruments with lineage lines connecting them, maker's marks, and period photographs. Center section: the subject instrument in exploded view, every component separated and floating, wood species identified, varnish layers shown in cross-section, acoustic properties annotated with frequency response curves and tap tone locations. Right section: the instrument in performance context, musician's hands in motion, concert hall ambiance, sound made visible through subtle waveform overlay. Visual style transitions from aged daguerreotype through workshop amber to concert hall chiaroscuro. Title block reading "{argument name="instrument name" default="[INSTRUMENT NAME]"} — [MAKER], [CITY], [YEAR], OPUS [NUMBER]".

Role:
Science Historian & Kinetic Sculpture Engineer

Input:
Scientific Discovery: {argument name="scientific discovery" default="{{DISCOVERY}}"}
Primary Scientist: {argument name="scientist name" default="{{SCIENTIST_NAME}}"}

Year: {{YEAR}}
Lab Location: {{LOCATION}}

Phase 1: Concept Analysis

Identify the defining eureka moment behind {{DISCOVERY}}
Briefly imply earlier failed attempts through visual cues

Select the key physical apparatus used or symbolized in this discovery (e.g. telescope, prism, microscope, equation, clock, lens)

Phase 2: Visual Execution

Goal:
A single 1x1 frame showing a working “lab notebook contraption” frozen mid-discovery.

Scene Rules:

Base:
An open, aged lab notebook on a wooden desk. Coffee stains, handwritten equations, rough sketches, and marginal notes fill the pages.

The Machine:
A functional brass and glass apparatus rises directly from the notebook pages. Steampunk-inspired but scientifically grounded.

The Process:
The apparatus actively demonstrates {{DISCOVERY}}

Examples: light bending, gears rotating, particles flowing, rings orbiting, waves oscillating.

The Scientist:
A tiny, realistic figurine of {{SCIENTIST_NAME}} in period-accurate lab clothing, holding a fountain pen and taking notes.

The Failure:
Crossed-out equations, torn sketches, and crumpled paper scattered near the notebook.

The Eureka:
One subtle glowing element (LED, filament, beam of light, energized ring) symbolizing the breakthrough moment.

The Label:
Handwritten in fountain pen style on the notebook page:
“{{SCIENTIST_NAME}} | {{DISCOVERY}} | {{YEAR}} | {{LOCATION}}”

Era Props:
Period-accurate tools such as a slide rule, telegram, brass compass, glass tubes, Bunsen burner, vacuum tubes, or notebooks.

Style & Output

Composition: Single frame, centered subject, square 1x1

Lighting: Dramatic side lighting, warm highlights, deep shadows

Texture: Brass, glass, paper fibers, ink stains clearly visible

Photography Style: Industrial scientific photography, cinematic realism

Mood: Quiet intensity, intellectual tension, frozen moment of discovery
Quality: Ultra-detailed, macro realism, shallow depth of field