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Japanese tattoos, also known as Irezumi, are renowned for their large, detailed designs and rich symbolic imagery. This style often covers large areas of the body, such as the back, arms, and legs, and features traditional Japanese motifs like dragons, koi fish, samurai, and cherry blossoms. Japanese tattoos are known for their bold outlines, vibrant colors, and intricate patterns. Each element within a Japanese tattoo has specific meanings and cultural significance, making these tattoos deeply symbolic. The compositions are often flowing and harmonious, designed to complement the body's natural shapes and movements.

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Create a map-based design where the main elements are the silhouettes of Beijing and Zhuhai. Since the outline of Zhuhai appears somewhat fragmented, you may choose the silhouette of Xicheng District in Beijing or the district of Xiangzhou in Zhuhai for better representation, as you deem fit. For Beijing, I would like the map to be presented in a jigsaw puzzle style, signifying the fragmented nature of my life there. The map of Zhuhai should be presented as a complete silhouette, representing the completeness I found in my life upon meeting my wife in Zhuhai. Incorporate the following sets of coordinates into the design: Beijing: 116°23′3.960″E, 39°54′26.972″N Zhuhai: 113°33′48.005″E, 22°17′2.000″N Between the two maps, include the following dates that hold significance: May 28, 2018 - The date my wife agreed to be with me. February 14, 2020 - The date I proposed to my wife. On the Zhuhai map, find a spot to subtly include my wife's initials "HJY" (the font should harmonize with the overall design). These letters should be hidden within the map, not placed on a blank space.