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AI writing tools you can use from mainland China
AI writing tools you can actually use from mainland China have to pass three checks: sign-up with a phone or WeChat, a recorded ICP filing, and a free tier. These eight pass at least two; every link goes to the tool's own site.
Tools you can use
“ICP filing” only covers the company registration, not content or commercial licensing; free allowances follow each site's current terms.
How to choose
- WeChat articles and social posts: pick the all-in-one tools with templates and layout (135 Editor, Gaoding AI Copy) and check the free allowance covers one article.
- Papers and reports: pick the ones with literature or long-form support (PaperXie, Wuzhi Writing); a short-copy tool will produce empty long text.
- Occasional writing: use the ones with a free tier (HeyFriday, Evernote) instead of buying a subscription first.
A three-question checklist (rarely written down)
- Sign-up: can you register with a phone number or WeChat, without an invite code or company verification?
- Cost: is the free allowance daily or one-off, and is it enough for one long article? Check export watermarks and word limits.
- Compliance: an ICP filing is not a content licence; check facts, quotes and sensitive wording before publishing.
Pairings: WeChat articles = 135 Editor + Gaoding AI Copy; weekly reports = the template on AI weekly reports; papers = PaperXie.
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