Wukong calligraphy poster

Create a highly dramatic vertical retro Chinese mythology poster, with a background of beige aged rice paper showing visible fibers, cracks, scratches, and distressed print texture. The main composition features two huge black Chinese calligraphy characters reading , using rough heavy brushstrokes, almost filling the entire background edges. In the lower center of the image, place a tiny heroic Sun Wukong warrior figure walking from left to right on a rough red horizontal cliff or platform; he wears dark ornate armor with tattered flowing red ribbons and a gold headband, holding a gold staff horizontally, angled downward. Behind and to the right of the calligraphy, add a worn circular gold ink ring pattern like a faded seal or halo, partially overlapping the negative space of the text. Use a limited color palette of matte black, parchment beige, blood red, and dark gold, emphasizing high contrast, rough screen-print edges, ink bleeding, stains, and a cinematic wuxia aura. The figure appears extremely small compared to the monumental calligraphy to emphasize scale and legendary feel. No modern objects, no border, poster-style centered layout.