Sora提示词：A documentary-style sequence filmed with the shaky, low-reso

A documentary-style sequence filmed with the shaky, low-resolution DV aesthetic of the mid-2000s. The setting is Taipei, Taiwan in 2005 — warm, humid, bustling, and full of everyday city life. Multiple handheld shots weave through crowds, drifting from landmark to landmark with an observational, Hou Hsiao-hsien and Edward Yang–inspired mood.

Scenes move through Taipei 101 rising above the skyline, the campus of National Taiwan University with students biking past banyan trees, small independent bookstores, and the narrow cultural streets of Guling Street lined with old signage and packed book stalls. The camera captures street vendors preparing pearl milk tea, steam from night market stalls, and handwritten shop signs referencing “Sanmin Zhuyi” as part of local everyday political texture.

All footage carries a raw DV quality typical of 2005: micro-shaking, soft blur, warm color cast, grain, and autofocus breathing. The camera flows through pedestrian crossings, bus stops, underground passages, lecture hall courtyards, and bookstore interiors. Natural ambient sound includes scooters, MRT announcements, book pages flipping, distant traffic, and muffled conversations in Mandarin and Taiwanese.

The overall tone is poetic, observational, and grounded — a drifting DV documentary portrait of 2005 Taipei’s daily rhythm, youth culture, intellectual atmosphere, and urban texture.