This Chinese prompt is a neat example of numbered design. Each of the nine cells gets a pose and a four-character New Year blessing whose first character is the number of that cell: 一帆风顺 (smooth sailing), 双喜临门 (double happiness), 三阳开泰 and so on up to 九. The JSON separates subject consistency, pose list and text overlays, and it insists on restraint: a clean white wall, soft light, a 'sunny but not greasy' look and calm smiles. Our result keeps one young man in a red sweater across all nine cells, with red calligraphy and a navy year beneath. Swap the subject, outfit colour or year; the blessing list works for any Lunar New Year.
How to adapt it
Variable
What it changes
Examples
subject_base
the person (all nine cells)
亚洲男性 / an Asian man, 亚洲女性 / an Asian woman
text_content
blessing and year per cell
一帆风顺 · 2026, 五福临门 · 2027
服装 (outfit)
clothing colour
red knit sweater, red hoodie
Tips
Keep text to four characters plus the year; longer phrases get garbled in small cells.
Change the year in every cell, as it is repeated nine times in the JSON.
Use a reference photo if you want the grid to show a specific (consenting) person.
