to write or compose articles or literary works; to engage in creative writing

To write a letter; to engage in correspondence.

to fill in a form; to write data in a box, such as on a questionnaire or web form

to describe; to depict; to portray, especially using words or art to represent the specific details of a person, scene, or event

to write or compose a literary work, such as a script or a story

a building used for commercial or administrative offices; an office block

to write, especially in a formal or careful manner

a portrait of a person in painting or photography; can also refer to a photobook or collection of artistic photos

to write or compose, such as an article, book, or thesis

to write a letter or message to someone

A shortened form of a word or phrase, such as an acronym or contraction

To write characters by hand; to practice or perform calligraphy

to write words using phonetic symbols or alphabet letters; to transliterate

to rewrite, revise, or edit a piece of writing or manuscript

A painted or drawn portrait of a person

A type of journalism or literature that provides a detailed, vivid description of a specific person or news event; feature story

to write by hand; to write personally by hand

To record or enter information into a document, record, or computer system; to store data

to interview a subject and write up the story for publication

to write, paint, or describe things realistically; true to life

(idiom) to treat something as no big deal; to mention lightly or understate something, especially in speech or writing. Originally referred to painting with light colors.

Used to introduce or follow a written quote, often translated as "wrote" or "reads as written in...".

a style of traditional Chinese painting that uses bold and simple strokes to capture the spirit of a subject rather than precise details

a book of portrait photography, often featuring models or celebrities

to write an inscription or create calligraphy for a prominent display, such as for a sign, title page, or commemorative plaque

The specific way or method of writing characters, including stroke order, character structure, and spelling

uppercase or block letters

to paint, draw, or sketch from life, using real people, objects, or scenery as the subject; also refers to a work produced this way

To record or note something in writing.

to write articles or copy for a newspaper, magazine, or other publication

to copy by hand or transcribe from an original text

a quick sketch in drawing; a method of drawing that uses simple lines to capture a subject's form or movement in a short amount of time

to write out text from memory

to write down what is heard or read aloud, as in a language exercise

Lowercase letters in an alphabet, such as "a", "b", "c", as opposed to uppercase letters

A desk used for writing or office work, usually rectangular and equipped with drawers or small cabinets.

to express or describe one's emotions or thoughts in writing

to write down; to record in writing

uppercase letters; majuscule

to write something again; to revise or redo a written work

to make carbon copies or duplicate documents, usually by placing [[复写纸|複寫紙|fu4 xie3 zhi3]] between sheets of paper and writing with a hard-tipped pen

To write Chinese characters using a simplified script or to convert traditional characters into their simplified forms.

to compose a piece of music or set lyrics to a melody

A handwritten copy of a book, especially one from before the invention of printing (opposed to [[印本|印本|yin4 ben3]])

to scribble or write messy characters; to write or draw as one pleases, such as graffiti

to carve or inscribe text or designs onto a hard surface

To write two or more syllables together as a single word without spaces when using phonetic transcription systems like Pinyin.

to transcribe; to copy out; to make a final fair copy from a draft

To copy or trace over an original, especially in the context of calligraphy; a facsimile.