Inspired by Zhang Daqian’s ink-wash techniques and Qi Baishi’s bold brushstrokes, a fantastical Chinese ink-painting unfolds. A golden road winds through a mist-shrouded valley, where **dazzling pink cherry blossoms** cascade like celestial snow, their petals glowing with divine light. At the heart of the scene strides a **majestic golden tiger**, its paws rippling the earth into **silvery waves of starlight**. The tiger’s fur, rendered in Qi Baishi’s dynamic ink lines, exudes raw power and grace, while its back blends with Zhang Daqian’s signature *pomo* (splashed-ink) mountains, awash in dawn’s crimson and azure hues. The distant peaks gleam like **translucent celadon porcelain**, while the cherry trees lining the path burst into **swarms of golden fireflies** as their petals fall. In the tiger’s eyes, reflections of **ancient Chinese seal-script characters** shimmer, encircled by clouds exploding into **traditional cloud motifs dyed in phoenix-red and jade-green**. The backdrop mimics the silk texture of **Song Dynasty court paintings**, where ink-wash mountains and rivers seem to breathe. The composition follows the *Three Distances* principle (*high, deep, level*), contrasting the tiger’s solemnity with the cherry blossoms’ delicate luminescence