subject_definitions:
<Subject 1> is the same adult woman from <Picture 1>: the exact referenced face, eyes, long dark hair arranged with the original flower-and-pearl ornaments, dangling earrings, cream patterned robe and restrained red embroidered borders. <Picture 1> is an identity and costume reference, not the scene background.
<Subject 2> is the same adult man from <Picture 2>: the exact referenced face, long dark hair and topknot with the original pin, dark finely patterned robe, subdued collar borders and pale inner collar. <Picture 2> is an identity and costume reference, not the scene background.
<Picture 3> is the composition, starting-pose, scene, lighting and color anchor for [Shot 1].

summary:
[reference generation] A 6-second single-shot farewell question using <Picture 3> as the opening composition anchor. <Subject 1> quietly asks <Subject 2> how they should say goodbye, retaining both original identities. Only the woman speaks.

retention_analysis:
<Subject 1> (appears in [Shot 1]): fully_preserved - retain the reference identity, facial anatomy, hair arrangement, ornaments and costume; allow only the specified performance.
<Subject 2> (appears in [Shot 1]): fully_preserved - retain the reference identity, facial anatomy, hair arrangement and costume; allow only the specified performance.
<Picture 3> ([Shot 1] composition and starting-pose anchor): fully_preserved - retain its scene layout, initial positions, framing, existing illumination and color relationship. The specified later movement develops from this anchor.

detailed_description:
The target uses the same visual treatment as the supplied scene still. Retain the source still's exact existing exposure, white balance, skin and fabric colors, saturation, contrast, shadow direction and background structure. Keep these stable over time; do not add warm lighting, orange grading, a filter, bloom, flare, haze or an exposure transition. Preserve realistic skin and fabric texture, the established woman-left/man-right geography and original close spacing. Use a locked camera, only subtle breathing and minute natural hair movement. No extra person, prop, embrace, subtitles or on-screen text.
[Shot 1] Reconstruct the over-the-man's-shoulder close-up in <Picture 3>. <Subject 1> occupies the left and center, looking into the man's face; <Subject 2>'s dark back and shoulder occupy the right foreground. Preserve the source terrain and its existing illumination. Her mouth begins at rest, her eyes slightly moist, without a new stream of tears.
From the opening to approximately 00:00.600, she takes one small, unsteady breath while maintaining eye contact. From approximately 00:00.600 to 00:04.300, <Subject 1> (S1) says, <d>[Chinese] 我们该怎么告别呢？</d> Use a natural young-adult female Mandarin speaking voice in a normal mid register: clear, gentle and rounded, with only a little natural breath. Keep the same underlying timbre, habitual pitch range, accent and articulation throughout the sequence. Emotion changes the breath, pauses and slight tremor, not the vocal identity. She is speaking to the man beside her, not narrating to an audience. Her delivery is audibly choked with reluctance, held inside a soft conversational volume. Give the opening two syllables a small hesitation, carry the middle phrase on one breath, and let the closing question remain vulnerable rather than bright. Do not insert long gaps between individual characters or turn the line into a sob.
After the final syllable, her lips settle naturally. Leave a short reaction and a clean editing handle through 00:06.000. Her attention begins to drift upward only after the question has finished, providing motivation for the following upward-looking shot; no second sentence is added. The man stays silent and does not mouth a reply. Finish with the same exposure and ambient level as the opening.

overall_soundscape:
A very faint, steady outdoor breeze beneath close, intelligible dialogue, with natural breathing and minimal fabric rustle. Maintain the same low ambience level across the sequence. No additional voices, vocal improvisations or conspicuous sound effects.

non_diegetic_music:
N/A
