金炉：燃える紙銭と熱気

Show the paper-money furnace standing in the forecourt of a Taiwanese temple. Render a tall masonry structure about four metres high, built as a miniature pagoda with a tiled roof, upturned eaves and cut-and-paste ceramic decoration on its small ridge, its body finished in ochre plaster darkened by soot toward the top. Show the arched feeding opening at chest height with fire visible inside, orange flame licking around folded stacks of gold paper, and a wave of heat distortion rising from the mouth and from the chimney. Detail the surrounding ground as scorched paving with scattered ash and a metal bin of unburnt paper stacks beside it. Show a worshipper feeding paper into the opening with a long tool, face lit by the fire. Add fine ash floating in the air, catching the light. Keep the surroundings — temple wall, lanterns, scooters — in cooler ambient light so the furnace is the only warm source. Show early evening. Photorealistic, hot orange against cool dusk, eye-level three-quarter view.