中式志怪美学：溶洞中灯火通明的古东方戏台

Ancient Eastern theater inside a vast subterranean cavern. Enormous weathered wooden opera stage built against a natural limestone wall. Intricate vermilion beams, turquoise painted carvings, hundreds of small amber lanterns surrounding the empty stage. Faded colorful silk curtains hanging motionless. Behind the stage, an enormous irregular rock opening leads into a deeper cavern. Strange turquoise mineral veins glowing subtly in stone. Brilliant emerald moss on lower walls. Narrow underground stream passing beneath the stage. Empty wooden seats disappearing into darkness. One tiny human silhouette near the entrance for scale only. No audience, no performers. An enormous unknown creature partially concealed behind the rock opening - only a long segmented tail visible, species indeterminate. Deep cobalt blue atmosphere, saturated turquoise, emerald, vermilion, amber gold, subtle violet. Mysterious but not oppressive. Medium cinematic shot, 50mm lens, camera slightly below stage. Enormous foreground stone lower left, stage pushed right, strong asymmetry, diagonal roofline, partially obstructed view, large negative space around cavern opening. Layered foreground rock, middle ground stage, background cavern. Volumetric underground mist. Realistic aged timber, painted wood, fabric, stone, moss, lantern illumination. Physically accurate materials, cinematic global illumination, subtle 35mm film grain, photorealistic, 8K HDR, vibrant cinematic grading. No sky, sunlight, religious imagery, sacred animals, or modern elements.