Copy a prompt template and paste it into ChatGPT to make the AI act as a specific role like translator, code reviewer, or teacher.
Browse dozens of pre-written prompts to discover new ways to use ChatGPT for writing, learning, or professional tasks.
Learn how to structure effective instructions for AI by studying examples optimized for common use cases.
This repository is a curated collection of Chinese-language prompts for ChatGPT, the AI conversational assistant made by OpenAI. A prompt, in this context, is the opening instruction or scenario you give to an AI chatbot to get it to behave in a specific way, such as asking it to act as a translator, a code reviewer, a cooking advisor, or a debate partner. The problem this project solves is discoverability: rather than spending time figuring out how to phrase instructions to get useful results, you can browse a community-maintained library of pre-written prompts optimized for common use cases, all written in Mandarin Chinese. The repository is primarily a text document rather than runnable software. It lists dozens of role-playing and task-specific prompt templates along with brief explanations of what each one does. Because the README is written entirely in Chinese and the prompts are designed for Chinese-speaking users, this resource specifically serves that audience. There is no programming language, framework, or runtime involved; you simply read the prompt, copy it, and paste it into ChatGPT or a compatible interface. Topics listed include educational scenarios, professional roles, creative writing assistance, and everyday practical tasks. The repository's description translates roughly to a guide for instructing ChatGPT in Chinese, covering how to make it follow your directions effectively. You would use this resource when you are a Chinese-speaking user wanting to get more specific, useful, or creative results from ChatGPT without writing your own prompts from scratch.
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