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Guide to Chinese Writing Skills for Generating High-Quality Weekly Newsletters, Blogs, and Tech News Articles
Enforce modern Chinese writing standards including tone, spacing rules (Pangu), full-width punctuation, paragraph structure, and active voice. Provides specific guidelines for blog posts, error messages, UI text, and technical documentation.
Identify and eliminate AI-generated traces in Chinese text to make articles more natural and human-like. AI writing feature detection based on Chinese context, including clichés, over-modification, mechanical structures, etc. Referenced the Wikipedia "Signs of AI writing" guide and localized it for Chinese context.
Guide to Excellent Chinese Writing: Enhance Chinese writing quality and rewrite existing articles. Based on the writing wisdom of Paul Graham, Yu Guangzhong, and Wang Dingjun. Usage Scenarios: - When users say "polish", "rewrite", "rewrite", "make the text flow better" - When users request "improve writing style", "write better", "high-quality Chinese" - When users provide articles and ask for revision or polishing - When high-quality Chinese content needs to be produced Trigger Words: /good-writing, /polish, good writing, polish, rewrite, rewrite, writing style, make the text flow better
Use this skill when the user needs help with personal writing — either starting a new piece from scratch (inspiration/brainstorming) or reviewing and polishing an existing article (proofreading/editing). Invoke immediately when: the user shares an article and asks for feedback, wants to improve their writing style, feels stuck on what to write, wants help structuring a travel piece/TIL note/personal essay, or asks to review Chinese writing quality. Trigger phrases: 帮我改文章, 检查一下, 润色, 校对, 不知道写什么, 帮我构思, 写游记, 记录 TIL, 写点什么. NOT for diary writing (use diary-assistant) or formal business communications.
Writing guidelines for producing high-quality Traditional Chinese (zh-TW) content. Use when writing any kind of content. Including blog posts, notes, technical articles, technical writing, chitchat, social media posts, etc., even when you are just sending a text message. Also use when reviewing or editing existing Chinese content for tone, style, and terminology compliance.
General Chinese Creation and Revision Skill. Applicable to Zhihu answers, forum long posts, official account articles, blogs, comments, character stories, historical narratives, news and industry interpretations, popular science, tutorials, reviews, personal narratives, novels, stories, dialogues, oral broadcasts, and speeches. Defaults to writing in the voice of someone who has experienced things, checked materials, and is willing to explain the ins and outs clearly, focusing on retaining the authentic human touch and natural Chinese rhythm of long answers and posts on the Chinese internet, while avoiding empty institutional tones, slogan-style speech tones, marketing tones, and AI model tones. For non-fiction long articles, first check if the materials are sufficient; if not, conduct research, ask questions, or shorten the article, and never pad the word count with repetitive explanations. Verify facts, quotes, data, and user experiences for real-world content; for fictional content, characters, scenes, dialogues, psychology, and plots can be created. Colons, dashes, phrases like "not...but..." and similar counterargument structures are strictly prohibited in the final draft, and business jargon and AI model jargon should be removed. Do not create author profiles, personal rule libraries, or personal writing Skills.