in the guanghan palace, beneath lush osmanthus trees, moonlight like water, three goddesses chang'e, the goddess of the luo river and nüwa dance together, each draped in a long silk cape in red, white and pale green respectively, dancing in small ballet pointe shoes, wide robe sleeves, soft graceful arms, nimble waists, youthful eyes, expressions immersed in the dance. now their skirts hang low, now they flutter upward, their arms and spinning legs turning into two layers of arcs, their shadows both ethereal and realistic, forming a dynamic and beautiful totem of light and shadow. the three goddesses now gather together, now drift apart. photography style: canon eos-1d x mark iii, 70-200mm lens, f/4 aperture, panning shot following the motion, side backlighting, cinematic light effects, crewdson-style foreground, midground and background layered exposure, hard sci-fi realism. a holographic guanghan palace ballroom floats in a glowing nebula, translucent light-and-shadow architecture and a smooth glowing floor reflecting the dancers.