【Store Type】: 【Fill in, e.g., Offline Retail / Catering / Service Store】
【Brand Name】: 【Fill in】
【Store Scale and Location】: 【Fill in】
【Brand Temperament】: 【Fill in 3–5 words】
【Main Color】: 【Fill in】
【Accent Color】: 【Fill in】
【Core Graphic Language】: 【Fill in, e.g., botanical line art / geometric facets / hand-drawn maps】
【Main Materials】: 【Fill in 4–6 real materials】
【Store Core Product or Service】: 【Fill in】
【Main Title】: 【Fill in】
【Subtitle】: 【Fill in】
【Chinese Text Allowed per Image】: 【List per image, the fewer the better】

Use official ChatGPT-Image2 to generate a set of 4 independently outputted 3:4 vertical Chinese brand proposal boards. The four must belong to the same brand system but undertake different business tasks respectively; each image should be a separate output, not a 4-in-1, not a nine-square grid, and do not just change items while repeating the same composition.

First, establish a unified system: use [Main Color], [Accent Color], [Core Graphic Language], and [Main Materials] throughout the four images; use clear modern Chinese fonts for titles; all Chinese characters are natively generated by the model within the bitmap, with few and large characters, each being correct. Unify the light source, material precision, rounded corners, line thickness, and rhythm of white space, while giving each image a different visual focus and reading path.

1st Image | Space Entrance
Show a realistic and feasible store exterior, storefront, window display, or reception entrance, and supplement with 2–3 close-up key details. The main space occupies more than half of the frame; use brand graphics or a continuous visual line to connect details, do not cut the page into regular small grids. Focus on verifying brand identification, business information, product display, and street visibility.

2nd Image | Products and Packaging
Show core products or service carriers, as well as packaging, tote bags, stickers, cards, protective sleeves, and other supporting materials. Use packaging unfoldings, structural breakdowns, or continuous material bands to form the composition; clearly represent real textures such as paper, fabric, glass, metal, wood, and plastic. Do not make ordinary e-commerce white background images.

3rd Image | Circulation and Wayfinding
Use 3D axonometric, top-down space, or clear scene perspective to show the process of customers entering, selecting, being served, and leaving. Supplement with classification signs, process cards, number plates, price tags, or functional wayfinding. Circulation must be reasonable and cannot go through walls; furniture and pedestrian scales must be feasible; do not generate Dashboards or fake UIs.

4th Image | Opening Communication
Show a main poster and extend it to window stickers, invitation cards, door stickers, and social media vertical images. Offline and online materials must come from the same visual system, but do not include phone frames, platform UIs, like counts, QR codes, discount prices, or fictional URLs. Use paper ribbons, graphics, materials, or light and shadow to connect various materials into a continuous picture.

Composition and Quality Requirements:
- Each image should only keep 1 main visual, 2–4 auxiliary modules, and enough white space.
- Text and objects should blend naturally, do not awkwardly paste text, and do not use dense descriptions.
- Light source and shadow directions must be unified; architectural proportions, packaging structures, perspectives, and item scales must be realistic.
- Chinese text on packaging, storefronts, labels, and posters must be clearly readable, without generating extra paragraphs or gibberish.
- The four images should use four types of information architecture: space, structure, process, and communication, respectively; do not copy the same layout.
- The overall quality should reach the level of a professional brand design company's proposal, showing style as well as how it can be implemented.

Avoid:
Replicating the theme, industry, items, title rhythm, and iconic composition of the reference images; overhead shots of light gray concrete equipment, huge English serif titles, handwritten ornate initials, stacked ID cards and receipts; nine-square grids, fake UIs, strong e-commerce feel, cheap promotional feel, children's illustration feel, over-saturation, incorrect Chinese, misspelled brand names, deformed objects, repetitive elements, unnatural shadows, and spaces that cannot be constructed.