Description

Quickly turn an idiom, historical anecdote, or fable into a continuous narrative storyboard script ready for video generation. Whether it’s “Waiting by a Tree Stump for a Rabbit,” “Plugging One’s Ears While Stealing a Bell,” “Sima Guang Smashes the Vat,” or an idiom you enter yourself, the Skill reconstructs the story’s setting, character relationships, key actions, and moral, then organizes them into a clear, tightly paced short-video plot. Two versions are provided by default: 15 seconds and 30 seconds. The 15-second version is ideal for quickly presenting the core plot, while the 30-second version adds environmental setup, character reactions, and climactic actions for a more complete and dramatic story. Each shot clearly specifies the emotion, framing, camera movement, and any necessary narration. Characters are given consistent visual traits to help maintain continuity across shots and work with common video generation models. All narration is written in a voiceover format—off-screen narration or spoken character dialogue—so the video model actually speaks the lines instead of rendering them as on-screen text. The default style is cartoon animation, but you can also request ink wash, paper cut, shadow puppetry, realistic, or other visual styles, or ask for only one duration. The final script is written entirely in Chinese and includes the scene atmosphere, character designs, shot descriptions, and continuity requirements. It is suitable for idiom animations, fable stories, Chinese-style short films, and traditional culture videos for children or general audiences.