Prompt:
- Jay Chou - Shabby Industrial Style Room Prompt word: A nostalgic photo from the early 2000s, the scene is a dilapidated room with peeling walls. On an old wooden table, there is a tape with a hand-drawn portrait of young Jay Chou and the album name "JAY" on the cover, as well as a handwritten song list. Stacked nearby are vintage hi-fi equipment and old music magazines. A huge "THE INVINCIBLE JAY CHOU WORLD TOUR" concert poster hangs on the mottled wall. In the poster, he is playing the grand piano and the stage lights are bright. The picture has a strong sense of film grain, dust, and warm-toned light and shadow.
- Wang Leehom - Warm wooden loft Prompt word: A nostalgic photo from the early 2000s. The scene is a warm, wooden loft room with a pitched roof and skylights. There is a tape on the desk, with a portrait of Leehom Wang on the cover and the song "Only, The Title Song of Love". Next to it is a retro Sony MiniDisc (MD) player and several CDs. A large poster of "Wang Leehom The Only One 2002 Live" hangs on the rough wall, showing him playing the violin. An acoustic guitar is leaning against the corner, and there are wooden boxes full of vinyl records and piles of books on the floor. Warm yellow desk lamp light, real film texture.
- Jolin Tsai - Y2K Millennial Style Bedroom (Replacement Version) Prompt Words: Based on the previous Y2K bedroom scene, replace the large poster on the wall with a "JOLIN TSAI LIVE CONCERT 2001" concert poster with Jolin Tsai wearing silver futuristic clothing. The tape on the table was also replaced with a new cover, bearing Jolin Tsai's portrait and the album title "Jolin Tsai - Don't Stop." The cover of the stack of magazines on the table was also replaced by Jolin Tsai. The original colorful iMac G3 computer, silver flip phone, neon strings and stuffed toy background in the scene remain unchanged, maintaining the same millennium film atmosphere.
- Nicholas Tse - Decadent Underground Rock Rehearsal Room Prompt word: A photo of a rough, dark basement studio (rehearsal room). On an old guitar amplifier, there is a tape with a cover of Nicholas Tse's portrait and the song "Love Because of Love, Live VIVA". Hanging on a graffiti-covered brick wall is a huge, weathered poster of "Nicholas Tse Viva Live 2000," showing him smashing a guitar on stage. Scattered around were several electric guitars, a giant Marsh All stacks of speakers, cigarette butts on the floor, black leather jackets and various old band equipment. The light is cold, dim and decadent, full of film grain and a realistic rough texture.