Dark Chinese Newspaper Story Poster

Goal: Create a square Chinese dark newspaper-style story poster about value, using a restrained, emotional, old-magazine collage aesthetic. Canvas: 1:1 square poster, black worn paper background with heavy grain, scratched edges, dust, scuffs, faded ink, photocopy texture, and uneven white distressing. Overall monochrome black, gray, and off-white only. Layout: Irregular two-column editorial layout beneath one huge distressed headline. The headline occupies the top third, aligned slightly left, in oversized rough white Chinese brush/newspaper type reading value. Below it, arrange exactly 11 discrete text blocks: 6 blocks in the left column and 5 blocks in the right column. Use a mix of plain paragraph blocks, thin hand-drawn rectangular outlines, torn-paper strips, and large quoted pull-quotes. Keep margins tight and imperfect, like an underground zine or old crime newspaper clipping. Text blocks, counted exactly:
1. Left upper plain paragraph: “，\n。\n\n，，\n，，，\n，。”
2. Left outlined box paragraph: ““”。\n，“”，\n“”；“”，\n；“”，\n。”
3. Left bold intro paragraph: “。\n，，，\n。\n。\n，，\n。”
4. Left torn-paper strip: “，。”
5. Left large outlined pull-quote: ““。””
6. Left lower plain paragraph: “。\n，，\n，。”
7. Right upper small lead-in plus torn-paper quote: “，：” followed by a torn strip reading ““。””
8. Right upper paragraph: “，\n，，\n。\n、，。\n，\n。”
9. Right middle torn-paper quote: ““。””
10. Right middle paragraph with outlined lower portion: “，\n。\n，。\n，\n，。\n\n。\n，。\n，。\n，\n。，\n。”
11. Right lower closing paragraph plus torn-paper emphasis: “，，。\n，。\n，。” followed by a gray torn-paper block reading “。\n，，\n。\n。” Typography and style: Use bold, rough, distressed Chinese fonts with chipped edges. Main headline should look hand-painted and eroded. Body text should be white-gray, clear enough to read, with uneven baseline and analog print texture. Pull-quotes should be much larger than body text, inside rough rectangular outlines or pasted torn-paper frames. Add hand-drawn border lines, faint column rules, scratches, smears, and random paper abrasions. Constraints: Preserve the exact Chinese text as much as possible, avoid adding new text, avoid color, avoid clean modern design, avoid illustrations or people, no logos, no watermark.