Anyone interested in write a story together in Chinese? <o:p></o:p>

I will start the first line. Whoever in a mood to trying their written Chinese can join it. [emoji] [emoji]

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To make it a proper exercise, as well as an interesting story, please follow a few simple rules:

   1. Each person writes no more than 1 to 3 sentences only. You can go to the “end of the line” and have another go as many times as you want. Just limit each entry to 2-3 sentences.  

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<o:p>   </o:p>2. Read what’s been written already before adding your lines. This is to keep the whole story coherent.

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<o:p>   </o:p>3. Read how the plot has been going. If the two or three people before you have been dwelling on the same plot development for some time, you might want to add a twist of the story ---- add/kill a character or change the scene or something dramatic.

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<o:p>   </o:p>4. If you are the 15th person or thereafter to join, it’s time for a finale. Close the story with a bang! 

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