| 1 | Help me create a set of Chinese PPTs that middle school students can understand based on the article below. |
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| 3 | First write a PPT outline, planning the content of each PPT page. |
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| 5 | Then throw the content of each PPT page to Nana Banana pro to generate the corresponding PPT page, ensuring consistent style. |
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| 7 | The specific style of the PPT should be "Anthropic/Claude style" "Warm Academic Humanism" design. |
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| 9 | Background: Use warm beige/cream (# F3F0E9) as the base color, mimicking high-quality paper texture. |
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| 11 | Font: Use elegant Serif for titles, and modern Sans-serif for body text. |
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| 13 | Color Scheme: Main colors are Terracotta Red (# D67052) and Mustard Yellow (# F0B857), with Dark Navy Blue as accents. Avoid neon colors or pure black. |
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| 15 | Visual Elements: Use a typography-focused grid layout, illustration style should be abstract, organic black hand-drawn line art, placed on solid Terracotta Red blocks, some key information uses card layout. |
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| 17 | Charts: Flat, minimalist bar charts, emphasizing data contrast, removing excess borders. |
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| 19 | Both text and images are generated by Nano Banana Pro, also do not turn the PPT into a single image, one image per page. |
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| 21 | Article content is: [] |
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