Chinese Cultural Revolution Gouache Poster (1966-1976)

Re-render this image as a Chinese Cultural Revolution propaganda poster in the lineage of the People's Fine Arts Publishing House 1966 to 1976. Hand-painted gouache on poster paper, fully saturated color palette dominated by hard crimson red, sunrise gold, and ideological pink against a luminous sky. Subject rendered with idealized features, smooth skin, glowing health, eyes lifted at a 15-degree upward angle toward an off-frame source of light and certainty. Strong jaw, raised arm or open hand gesture, body posture conveying collective forward motion. Background: sunrise rays radiating outward, distant red flags catching wind, faint silhouettes of an idealized industrial-agricultural horizon. The subject is bathed in directional sunrise light from upper-left, casting long shadows of resolve. Soft-edged brushwork on flesh, hard-edged graphic treatment on flags and sky-rays. Mood: ascendant certainty, vanguardist confidence, the future already won, no doubt visible on the face. No text, no Chinese characters, no Mao silhouette, no specific party iconography. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering. Aspect ratio matches source.