Global Style Settings: Crazily viral marketing ad style. Camera: Handheld shake, strong rhythmic pulse. Editing: Beat-perfect cuts, visual punch with every line of dialogue. Actors: Over-the-top expressions, exaggerated body language, eyes locked directly into the lens. BGM: Hypnotic looping drum beats, fast-paced rhythm. Shot 1: 0–3s A mother faces the camera in anguish, hands spread wide: “My kid won’t listen,” “Can’t bring myself to hit them,” “Dong Dong Substitute Fighting!!!!” Shot 2: 3–8s A bullied child walks back sobbing, followed by a sharp professional in a suit and tie with sleeves rolled up: “Got bullied,” “Hit them straight back,” “Dong Dong Substitute Fighting!!!!” Shot 3: 8–13s By the basketball court sideline, one person shivers while clutching a ball; a suited substitute player suddenly erupts from the bench, eyes blazing: “Want to play basketball,” “Can’t bring myself to step up,” “Dong Dong Substitute Fighting!!!!” Shot 4: 13–15s Three groups appear on screen at once, screaming in unison at the camera: “Dong Dong Substitute Fighting! Dong Dong Substitute Fighting!” Screen freezes—LOGO explodes onto a red background with bold white text. Voiceover (deliberately overacted, shouted): “Need to take out your anger? Find Dong Dong!” End credits: Dong Dong Substitute Fighting · Professional substitute fighting for 20 years Black screen. The End.

Generate a square 1:1 Chinese retro animal symbol poster, it must be a single complete finished poster, no 3x3 grids, no puzzles, no collections. Overall style: retro graphic poster, oriental animal symbols, old paper texture, black silhou