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📖 My Travel Story

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Please integrate the specified character into the real scene located at [{argument name="location" default="Shanghai Disneyland"}], presenting them sightseeing there. Ensure that the character's facial features (including facial organs, proportions, etc.) are 100% preserved and completely consistent. The overall layout must be as exquisite as a photo album, fully utilizing the 9:16 aspect ratio, and created as a feature content page in a Japanese magazine. Design it with the mindset that "This is an important reading page that affects the number of tourists," and include rich information and details.

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