Introduction
This skill tells a restrained, complete story through the forms and pacing of traditional Chinese animation. It recommends one primary approach—mineral-color linework, ink wash, paper cutting, or puppet animation—then organizes characters, settings, props, dialogue, and sound into a storyboard. Character three-views and person-free multi-angle scene references establish shape, color, and space before video generation, helping later shots retain a handmade look and stable continuity.
Use Cases
It is suited to folktales, children’s fables, adventures through mountains and rivers, traditional festivals, craft heritage, and Eastern brand narratives. Photos or modern clothing may be used as a starting point, with confirmation before any period-style conversion. The workflow supports four-to-fifteen-second shots, character voice binding, ambience, and sound effects, while presenting complete prompts and reference bindings before each generation.
Template
Provide the story premise, characters and period, preferred ink-wash, paper-cut, puppet, or mineral-color approach, key location, symbolic prop, duration, aspect ratio, dialogue or narration, sound requirements, and available references. A single folktale premise is also sufficient: the skill will recommend a substyle and prepare the specification, storyboard, character and scene assets, and shot-by-shot prompts.
