Xiaohongshu post · Sunscreen review
Beauty blogger · ship a 300-word post in 10 minutes
Asking ChatGPT "write me a Xiaohongshu post" returns something that's either too corporate, the wrong word count, or stuffed with emojis but no hook. You spend 3-5 rounds editing before it's publishable.
write a Xiaohongshu post about summer commute sunscreen
You are a senior Xiaohongshu beauty blogger. Over the past 3 years you have written 200+ viral posts, with a single post reaching 500K views. # Task Write a Xiaohongshu post reviewing "summer commute sunscreen". # Audience 25-32 year-old urban women, full-time office workers. Pain points: morning commute sun exposure, lunchtime reapplication, and humid subway rides after work. # Must include 1. Opening hook: "Girlies!"-style strong emotion (avoid "Fam!") 2. 3 real usage scenarios: morning commute / lunch reapplication / subway ride home 3. At least 1 concrete usage detail (e.g. "no white cast, 5-second dry finish") 4. 1 contrarian insight (e.g. "Higher SPF isn't always better") 5. Closing call-to-action: "Which one do you use? Drop a comment for the link!" # Style - 300-500 words, never exceed 500 - At least 3 emojis - Banned words: "literally", "iconic", "no cap", "bussin", "slay" - Conversational; at most 3 sentences between "girl" / "hun" # Output Give the publishable Xiaohongshu post directly, no preface or explanation. End with 5 precise hashtags.
- Specifies a role ("senior blogger") + credentials ("200+ posts, 500K peak views") so the AI enters "expert mode"
- Lists 3 real usage scenarios to defeat "vague scenario = vague output"
- Sets word cap + banned words so the AI never produces filler
- Demands "no explanation" output format so you don't need to delete preambles