Generate a 10-second video based on the uploaded poster. Strictly preserve the original poster's composition, layout, color palette, text content, and all visual elements. Do not redesign or redraw the poster. Only animate the existing elements through masks, paper movement, print textures, and handmade collage animation. Create it as a premium handcrafted stop-motion collage: paper texture and vintage paper background slowly emerge; main photographs or illustrations are revealed through torn-paper masks; the main headline appears character by character or line by line as physical printed paper strips; auxiliary labels, map fragments, tickets, tape, stamps, and annotations slide, flip, and paste into their original positions in sequence; the subtitle and small editorial text appear as printed落版 (final print plates); the CTA or final stamp drops like a physical stamp impact. The motion style is , with realistic and controlled tearing, sliding, folding, pasting, and locking actions, accompanied by slight pauses, inertia, paper fibers, halftone grain, photocopy noise, Risograph grain, and subtle misregistration. All typography must remain flat, sharp, and clearly readable — no redrawing, morphing, replacing, misspelling, or generating new words. Transitions use physical collage methods: for example, torn-paper strips sweeping across, printed circles expanding, photographs being covered by new paper layers, map lines extending, or stamp impacts cutting to the next scene. Avoid generic slideshow transitions. Synchronize headline reveals with musical accents. Add sound effects for tearing, paper sliding, tape pulling, stapling, screen-printing, photocopying, and stamping. End with a synchronized stamp sound, percussion hit, and bass drop. No vocals, no lyrics, no copyrighted melodies, no corporate advertising music. Before the video ends, clearly hold the final completed poster. During the hold, retain only subtle paper grain, print flicker, and a slight paper-surface breathing effect
