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A vertical realistic ad for a Hakka dish: bitter melon is cut into rings, deseeded and stuffed with minced pork

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【Visual and continuity requirements for the full video】 Create a premium photorealistic food ad for “Hakka Stuffed Bitter Melon,” vertical 9:16, warm natural kitchen lighting, macro shots of real ingredients, crisp details, restrained steam and oil sheen. Use the same batch of 8 bitter melon rings throughout the video, each about 2.5—3 centimeters thick, with roughly consistent diameters and wall thicknesses. Preserve the naturally bumpy texture of the bitter melon skin; do not turn it into bell pepper rings, cucumber rings, or zucchini rings. The filling is pork with a three-to-seven ratio of fatty to lean meat and finely chopped shiitake mushrooms; retain tiny hand-chopped pieces. The raw filling is naturally pink, while the cooked filling is light brown with a slightly golden seared surface; color changes at each stage should match a real cooking process. Fill each bitter melon ring completely with the meat mixture, with the ends slightly rounded; the filling fits snugly against the melon wall. When flipping, plating, or picking one up with chopsticks, the ring and filling move together as a single piece; the filling must not fall out or pass through the melon wall. Use the same wooden cutting board, the same stainless steel mixing bowl, the same black flat-bottomed pan, and the same shallow white round plate throughout. Keep ingredient sizes, utensil colors, and light direction consistent. Do not generate text, subtitles, logos, watermarks, interfaces, or voice-over. If audio can be generated, keep only natural chopping, sizzling, and bubbling sounds; add narration and music consistently in post-production.

Part 1: Cutting fresh bitter melon into rings and removing the seeds
Create 10 seconds of photorealistic food ad footage for “Hakka Stuffed Bitter Melon,” vertical 9:16. 0—3 seconds: two washed fresh bitter melons sit on a wooden work surface, their skin naturally bright green with a clearly visible bumpy texture. Fresh pork, shiitake mushrooms, and a small amount of scallion, ginger, and garlic are arranged nearby; the background is tidy. 3—6 seconds: the cook uses a Chinese chef’s knife to cut the bitter melon into round sections about 2.5—3 centimeters thick. The blade makes realistic contact with the ingredient; the cut surfaces are even and the rings are thick, not thin slices. 6—9 seconds: a small spoon moves around the inside wall of a ring, scooping out the seeds and white pith; gently scrape away any remaining white membrane from the inner wall. Keep the melon wall intact; do not puncture it, and do not make it turn hollow automatically. 9—10 seconds: show the selected same batch of 8 hollow bitter melon rings, neatly arranged on a prep plate. Move the camera closer to one ring, clearly showing its skin, wall, and hollow structure. Warm side lighting, a slow camera push-in alternating with localized macro shots. Focus on where the knife and spoon touch the ingredients; avoid motion blur and overexposure.【Avoid】 bell pepper shapes, cucumber shapes, thin bitter melon slices, broken rings, lots of remaining seeds, automatic seed removal, ingredients appearing out of nowhere, fingers passing through objects, subtitles, watermarks.

Part 2: Mixing the filling and stuffing by hand
Create 10 seconds of continuous preparation footage for “Hakka Stuffed Bitter Melon,” using the same batch of 8 bitter melon rings from the previous part. 0—2 seconds: the hollow rings on the prep plate enter the foreground as the camera slowly turns toward the stainless steel bowl beside them. The bowl contains hand-chopped pork, finely chopped shiitake, and a small amount of scallion, ginger, and garlic; the filling has a natural grainy texture, not a smooth meat paste. 2—4 seconds: use natural quick cuts to show a small amount of light soy sauce, oyster sauce, white pepper, egg white, and starch being added, then mixed in the same direction. The filling gradually binds together, while tiny pork pieces and dark brown shiitake remain visible. 4—8 seconds: one hand holds a bitter melon ring while the other uses a small spoon to add the filling in several portions. Fill the bottom first, then gently press the filling against the inner wall, and finally fill the top. The filling fits snugly against the melon wall with no large gaps; it is slightly rounded on both sides, but does not form a tall ball of meat. 8—10 seconds: cut naturally to the same batch of 8 stuffed bitter melon rings. The amount of filling is consistent, and the rings retain their original thickness and diameter. End by moving the prep plate toward the stove. Alternate close-ups and overhead shots, focusing on the spoon pressing the filling into place. Warm, soft light, realistic hand movements, ingredient surfaces not overly smooth.【Avoid】 filling passing through the melon wall, separate meatballs, hollow filling, filling spilling out, misshapen rings, uniform meat paste, sauce turning the ingredients black, extra bitter melon rings suddenly appearing, deformed fingers, subtitles, watermarks.

Part 3: Searing both sides and braising with stock
Create 10 seconds of searing and braising footage for “Hakka Stuffed Bitter Melon.” 0—3 seconds: heat the same black flat-bottomed pan and add a thin layer of peanut oil. Lay the stuffed bitter melon from the previous part flat in the pan in a single layer, without overlapping; the filling ends should touch the pan. Tiny oil bubbles appear where the ingredients make contact, accompanied by natural sizzling sounds. 3—5 seconds: the cook slides a thin spatula fully beneath one ring and slowly flips it over, revealing the slightly golden seared surface of the filling, then sears the other side. The ring and filling must turn over together; do not move only the ring while leaving the filling in the pan. 5—7 seconds: add a small amount of water or stock around the edge of the pan, forming only a shallow layer of liquid that does not submerge the bitter melon. Then cover with the same lid. 7—10 seconds: show the braising process with natural time-jump cuts, rather than making it seem fully cooked instantly within ten seconds. After removing the lid, the bitter melon is a soft yellow-green, with tender but intact walls; the meat filling is fully cooked, remains plump, and retains its slightly golden seared surface. Warm side lighting, moving from a medium shot of the pan toward macro shots, emphasizing small bubbles, the seared surface, and natural steam. Steam must not completely obscure the ingredients.【Avoid】 boiling in a large pot of water, deep-frying, charred searing, overcooked bitter melon, rings becoming thinner, filling falling out, raw pink filling, bitter melon still looking raw after searing and braising, cookware changing color, quantity changes, subtitles, watermarks.

Part 4: Finishing with a light starch glaze and a close-up of the serving
Create 10 seconds of finished-dish ad footage for “Hakka Stuffed Bitter Melon,” vertical 9:16, to be edited down to 7 seconds in post-production. 0—3 seconds: add a small amount of seasoning and a starch slurry to the remaining liquid in the same pan; gently swirl the pan until it reduces to a clear, light-brown, thin glaze. The glaze lightly coats the ingredients without becoming thick and sticky. 3—6 seconds: slide a spatula beneath the stuffed bitter melon and plate it through a natural cut. Use the same shallow white round plate; arrange all 8 rings in a single layer, with the seared filling facing up, not piled into a tall tower. 6—8 seconds: use a small spoon to drizzle a little thin glaze evenly over the bitter melon and filling, leaving a light sheen. The skin texture, tiny cooked meat pieces, and shiitake must remain clearly visible, not hidden under a thick sauce. 8—10 seconds: a pair of wooden chopsticks gently picks up one whole stuffed bitter melon from both sides. The ring and filling stay connected; the food has realistic weight, and a little glaze naturally drips back onto the plate. Leave the corresponding empty space on the original plate; do not automatically replace the piece. Slowly push the camera in, focusing on the soft yellow-green melon wall, slightly golden filling, and clear thin glaze. Softly blur the background, then hold on the complete piece being lifted.【Avoid】 filling falling out, ring breaking, filling turning into meat paste when picked up, tofu-like filling texture, thick gelatinous glaze, excessive pools of oil, dark black sauce, food automatically reappearing, extra side dishes, rice, subtitles, watermarks.

Voice-over style prompt
Mandarin Chinese food-ad narration, natural warm voice, clear delivery, with an approachable home-cooked feel. Steady pace, with brief pauses at the ends of sentences; emphasize “fresh first, then sweet,” “each one plump,” “tender and juicy,” and “a taste of home.” No exaggerated sales pitch or mechanical emphasis on every word.

Common issue correction prompts:
Filling falling out: the bitter melon ring and the filling inside are tightly joined and move together as one complete piece of food. When flipping, the spatula supports the entire bottom; when picking it up, the filling must not slide out, fall off, or pass through the melon wall.
Bitter melon looks overcooked: the bitter melon is tender and cooked, but its walls retain their full thickness and ring shape. The surface is soft and moist, without collapsing, breaking, or melting.
Filling looks like tofu: the cooked meat filling must have tiny hand-chopped pieces, shiitake bits, and a naturally uneven surface, with a slightly golden seared side. Do not generate uniform white, smooth, textureless cubes or meat paste.
Glaze is too thick: the glaze should be clear, light brown, and thin, with a flowing consistency that lightly coats the surface. The textures of the melon skin and filling must remain visible; do not create a thick, gelatinous sauce.
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