A serene, early-morning scene in a traditional Jiangnan water town (Wuzhen). A graceful female figure named Yayin faces the viewer directly, standing on a small wooden bridge above a tranquil canal. She wears a flowing silk dress in pale blues and whites, adorned with subtle ink-wash patterns of lotus flowers and willow leaves. Her posture is elegant and poised, highlighting her well-proportioned figure. Yayin’s facial features are clearly defined and three-dimensional: refined cheekbones, gentle eyes, and a calm, knowing expression. Her hair is arranged in a classical updo with delicate floral hairpins. Soft mist drifts across white-walled, black-tiled houses, while a distant boatman guides a wooden craft through still waters. The lighting is diffused and delicate, evoking the atmosphere of a poetic watercolor painting. The overall composition blends Eastern aesthetics, quiet elegance, and the timeless charm of old Jiangnan, emphasizing the model’s direct gaze and striking appearance.