Spring Walk Through Old Hangzhou Street

Create a 15-second video styled like an early-2000s Sony MiniDV home-camcorder recording — handheld sway, shifting autofocus, slight exposure flicker, visible digital noise, low-saturation faded color. No cinematic camera moves, no stabilizer, no slow motion. MAIN CHARACTER: A 22-year-old Chinese woman with soft, light makeup and long black hair, wearing a wine-red hooded sweatshirt, light grey casual pants, white sneakers, and carrying a beige canvas tote bag. Keep her appearance and outfit completely unchanged throughout. SETTING: An old residential street in Hangzhou's historic district on a spring morning — stone-paved road, cherry blossom trees, old residential buildings, e-bikes and shared bicycles, a breakfast stall/convenience store, Chinese-language signage, an authentic lived-in atmosphere. SHOT SEQUENCE: 0-3s: She walks down the street; camera follows from behind and to the side. 3-6s: Wind picks up, petals drift down; she looks up. 6-9s: A single petal lands on her shoulder; she looks down and notices it. 9-12s: She picks up the petal between her fingers with a faint smile; camera moves closer. 12-15s: She opens her palm and lets the petal blow away in the wind, turns to the camera with a gentle smile, and keeps walking. AUDIO: Natural ambient sound only — footsteps, wind, birds, passing e-bikes, distant voices. No music, no dialogue. CORE INTENT: Should feel like a candid life clip a friend happened to film — cherry blossoms are just background texture, not a petal-storm effect; the subject stays relaxed and unperformed; motion follows real physics with no visible AI artifacts.