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<h2>Entries are sought for a short form writing contest aimed at Chinese language learners, for an opportunity to have work published internationally. </h2>
<p>Increasing the range and quantity of easy-to-read Chinese short stories is the impetus behind the competition, which last year attracted 82 entries. The winning submissions were published in a short story collection book.</p>
<p>Entrants are invited to write a piece using 320 characters only, with winners being selected through public votes on Twitter. The competition again this year presents a chance to have work published internationally. </p>
<p>For information on the competition, go to: <br />
<a href="https://www.mslmaster.com/index.php/8-contest/196-chinese-writing-contest" target="_blank">https://www.mslmaster.com/index.php/8-contest/196-chinese-writing-contest</a></p>
<p>To find out more about the published book or listen to the free audio book, visit:<br />
<a href="https://mslmaster.com/index.php/9-books/222-easy-to-read-chinese-short-stories-book-1" target="_blank">https://mslmaster.com/index.php/9-books/222-easy-to-read-chinese-short-stories-book-1</a></p>

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