Wukong Calligraphy Poster

Create a dramatic, vertical, retro-style poster of Chinese mythology. The background is made of beige, aged Xuan paper with visible fibers, cracks, scratches, and an aged printing texture. The main subject is two large black Chinese calligraphy characters, the content of which is {argument name="main calligraphy text" default="Wukong"} The calligraphy employs bold, heavy brushstrokes, almost filling the entire background edge. At the bottom center, a tiny figure of the hero Sun Wukong is placed, walking from left to right along a rough, red, horizontal cliff or platform; he wears dark, ornate armor, adorned with tattered, flowing red ribbons and a gold headband, holding a downward-sloping gold staff. Behind the calligraphy on the right, a worn, circular gold ink ring, like a faded seal or halo, partially overlaps the white space of the text. A limited color scheme of matte black, parchment beige, blood red, and dark gold emphasizes high contrast, rough screen-printed edges, ink smudges, stains, and a cinematic martial arts atmosphere. The figure appears extremely small compared to the grand calligraphy, highlighting the scale and legendary quality. There are no modern objects, no borders, and a centrally positioned, poster-style layout.