Visual Breakdown of Ancient Chinese Official Rank System

Create a "Visual Breakdown of Ancient Chinese Official Rank System" historical map style infographic, 16:9 horizontal composition. Adopt ancient regulations aesthetics, use ancient book illustration style. The scene displays Qing Dynasty nine-rank official uniform differences, arranged from left to right by rank: 9 standing figures from rank 1 to 9. Above each figure, use Gongbi (fine brushwork) to annotate "Rank Badge Patterns" (Rank 1: Crane, Rank 2: Phasianus, Rank 3: Peacock... Rank 9: Quail, Civil officials use birds, Military use beasts), use a magnifying glass close-up of the badge embroidery details. Below each figure, annotate "Material of Court Beads" (Rank 1: East Pearl, Rank 2: Coral, Rank 3: Sapphire... decreasing grade), "Top Hat and Peacock Feather" (Ruby/Coral/Sapphire/Crystal etc., distinguished by color blocks), "Dragon Robe Patterns" (Nine Dragons/5-claw/4-claw, illustrated to explain claw differences). Above the scene is a "Rank Identification Quick Reference Table": a table comparing the differences of the 9 ranks in 5 dimensions (Badge, Top Hat, Beads, Robe, Belt), each cell with small icons + text. Below the scene is "Historical Trivia": annotate "Why civil officials use birds and military use beasts" (Civil jobs require high flight, Military require bravery), "Political meaning of peacock feathers" (Awarding peacock feathers is imperial favor), "Color bans" (Commoners cannot wear yellow or bright yellow). At the bottom, use a timeline to show "Evolution of Official Uniforms": thumbnails of official uniform style changes from Han, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing. All text in Chinese: Top use Small Seal script "Official Rank Map: Power Code Worn on the Body", bottom annotate "Clothing system is the visual presentation of feudal hierarchy". Color scheme uses traditional official colors. Overall presents historical system and clothing culture, suitable for history education and cultural research.