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Welcome to Write the World!

We're a community（社区，社会团体） of young writers (ages 13-18) from over 120 countries. Join us and...

Write more

Explore our ever-changing library of prompts (提示) as you keep on a regular writing practice. When you're at a loss for an idea or feeling uninspired, a prompt magically opens new doors. Push beyond your comfort zone and try different topics and styles.

Write well

See your writing improve as you find your own voice. Enter competitions for the chance to receive comments (评论) from authors, writing teachers, and other experts in the field.

Each month Write the World holds a new competition, which is developed around an idea or type of writing, such as poetry, fantasy, sports news, or fiction. Competitions encourage you to dig deeper into the writing process, try out new types and share your work with a sea of eager readers.

Write together

Writing is a social act. The best writers often rewrite their work — based on the advice they receive from their writing community. Share your work with an energetic community, and exchange opinions with writers from all over the world.

At Write the World, this is what creates connection from one side of the world to the other. Expressing ourselves through the written word is so much easier and fun when we have eager readers telling us what's working well, and where we might improve our skills.

WORDS ARE POWERFUL. In joining the Write the World community and publishing on our website, you are responsible for your words. Check out our Writing Guidelines for further details. Please contact us at hello@writetheworld.com if you have any questions.

1. （1） What is Write the World?

   A . A publishing house. B . An online community. C . A world organization. D . An advertising company.
3. （2） What can you do at Write the World?

   A . Borrow books from its library. B . Have articles written by readers. C . Seek advice from other writers. D . Hold competitions every month.
5. （3） What is the purpose of the text?

   A . To teach writing skills. B . To show the power of words. C . To attract young writers. D . To explain the competition rules.