Content Writer

Problem Addressed

Publishing Chinese social media content often means switching structures between Xiaohongshu, Zhihu, WeChat Official Accounts, and Douyin: title hooks, opening lines, density, CTA, length, and platform tone all differ. Content Writer turns this difference into a generation workflow, so a brief topic can become a near publish-ready draft.

How It Works

It activates on intents such as writing an article, notes, draft, or post, then confirms inputs: topic/title, target platform, word count, style, and whether image suggestions are needed. Default length references:

• Xiaohongshu: 300–800 words
• Zhihu: 1000–2000 words
• WeChat: 1500–3000 words
• Douyin script: 200–500 words

Then it generates platform-native structure: Xiaohongshu uses title, scene, and recommendation tone; Zhihu uses question breakdown and argumentation; WeChat uses paragraph rhythm and viewpoint expansion; Douyin uses a first 3-second hook, shot/spoken lines, and CTA.

Checks include:

• whether the title is specific
• whether the first 3 lines or 3 seconds hook readers
• whether examples, data, or steps are concrete
• whether there is a clear CTA
• whether word count matches platform norms
• whether SEO keywords are natural
• whether banned or absolute expressions are avoided

Boundaries

It is useful for drafting, platform rewriting, scripting, and pre-publish checks, but not a replacement for fact verification. Output must be original, avoid absolute claims such as “best, first, only”, use verifiable data citations, and never generate fake reviews or fictional experiences. For stricter keyword optimization, cross-check with seo-optimizer.