Public prompts
In a medium shot, personified sunflowers form a unique botanical band, with plants neatly arranged. Warm sunlight pours down, making the golden petals bright and vivid under the light and shadow. A breeze sweeps through the flower patch, causing the leaves to sway gently, accompanied by faint rustling sounds. The sunflower at the front of the group has a standing microphone set up before it. It uses its right "hand" leaf to press down and adjust the microphone to a suitable height, speaking in a deep, gentle British accent: "Partners, let's spread beauty through song." The other sunflowers each hold different instruments and begin to play: some use their leaves to beat a round drum, some carry guitars, and others play wind instruments, each performing their role in perfect harmony. The lead sunflower straightens its posture, faces the microphone directly, extends a leaf to clap overhead in rhythm, ready to start singing.
American Western film style. A scorching sun, yellow sand, a small town. An orange cat wearing a miniature cowboy hat and a fringed leather vest pushes open a door, the door hinge creaking and stirring up dust. The camera quickly pushes in: the bearded bartender wiping a glass behind the counter sees the cat, his hand jerks, and the glass shatters on the floor; three cowboys in the corner turn their heads simultaneously, their tobacco-chewing mouths freeze, close-up on their widened eyes and twitching mustaches, background with three "whoosh" whip crack sound effects. The camera returns to a medium shot of the cat. It kicks up dust from the wooden floor with its hind paw, lifts its chin, and says in a fierce yet drawn-out tone with an American accent: "Fresh milk, brother. Ain't nobody gonna greet me?" The entire room falls silent for half a second, then the cowboys all take off their hats in unison, letting out a drawn-out "Whoa—" of amazement, harmonica slide sound rising. The camera does a 360°环绕 shot around the cat, showing it walking to the bar, jumping onto a high stool, and its proud, sassy little expression.