Structured Knowledge Architecture Infographic

Please generate a high-end Chinese knowledge architecture infographic, using a 9:16 vertical composition. The overall visual language is fixed as follows: light cream-white grid paper background + cover-level extra-large bold title + high-saturation blue-purple-magenta gradient keyword capsule bars + white background with black border structural modules + colorful small capsule labels within modules + blue arrow closed loop connections. This is not a typical flowchart or tech UI panel. Please generate a high-end infographic similar to a high-quality knowledge blogger course cover, a knowledge payment system diagram, or a methodology architecture poster. The overall style must be restrained, simple, and highly ordered, but the local colored labels must be eye-catching enough to make the image richer and more layered than a typical black and white architecture diagram. 1. Fixed visual style: Background: Use a light cream-white grid paper background with very fine light gray grid lines. Gradients, dark backgrounds, heavy shadows, frosted glass effects, skeuomorphism, tech HUDs, or cyberpunk UIs are prohibited. Overall atmosphere: minimalist, restrained, rational, and structurally ordered. Black and white skeleton; colors are only used for keyword bars, small labels, emphasis blocks, and blue arrows. 2. Top Title Area Layout: Top descriptive sentence (centered small text extracted from the content), extra-large bold Chinese main title (the element with the strongest visual impact), and horizontal high-saturation gradient keyword capsule bar (a transition from blue to purple to magenta, containing 3 core keywords separated by white dots). 3. Main Module Structure Rules: 3-layer structure (3 + 3 + 4 modules). A total of 10 modules with white backgrounds, black borders, and small rounded corners. Each module contains a Chinese title, an English subtitle, 2-4 short sentences, and colored capsule tags. 4. Automatic Content Arrangement Rules: Automatically extract and organize content into strategy/cognition (layer 1), action/execution (layer 2), and input/output/brand (layer 3). Use colored tags to label categories, sources, methods, tools, etc. If content is insufficient, maintain the 3+3+4 structure and provide a reasonable summary. 5. Internal Module Color Emphasis: Vibrant colors must come from tags, not background colors. At least 5 modules must contain small capsule labels with high saturation from the blue, purple, magenta, orange, green, and cyan color family. 6. Blue Arrow Loop Rule: Use medium-to-high saturation blue arrows to show a top-to-bottom flow, returning to form a closed loop. 7. Text Hierarchy: Clear hierarchy from main title (boldest/largest) to gradient text, module titles, and then to body text. 8. Final Acceptance Criteria: Ensure the grid background, top description, oversized title, gradient keyword bar, 3+3+4 module structure, colored labels, and blue loop arrows are all presented and meet style requirements. 9. Prohibited Items: Gradient/dark backgrounds, large blocks of color, frosted glass effects, complex illustrations, PPT or mind map styles, and gray arrows are prohibited. 10. User Variables: Top title (enter the main title here) and content (enter the natural language content to be automatically processed here).