Write a variety of text types in Chinese to convey information, ideas, and opinions in genuine contexts
You need to write several different types of texts in Chinese that convey real information, ideas, and opinions—the kind of writing you'd actually do in genuine situations. Your writing needs to be organised appropriately for different audiences and purposes, and while it doesn't have to be perfect, it should communicate clearly despite any minor inconsistencies in spelling, vocabulary, or language conventions.
Your writing communicates information, ideas, and opinions in appropriate formats, but may have inconsistencies in spelling, vocabulary choice, formality level, or language conventions that don't seriously block understanding.
Your writing develops and connects ideas convincingly; you select language and features that fit your purpose and audience, with only minor inconsistencies that don't significantly get in the way of communication.
Your writing integrates ideas and opinions in controlled, effective Chinese; you capably select and successfully use a range of language features that are precisely fit for purpose and audience, with communication not hindered by inconsistencies.
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