Make any Chinese text learnable at your HSK level.
Paste a passage, choose your level, and get a clearer version that keeps the meaning—not just shorter sentences.
Keep the meaning. Make the language fit the HSK level you choose.
Your text is used only to make this rewrite.
Keep the point
Names, numbers, dates, and key facts are checked before a rewrite is shown.
Learn one level at a time
Choose HSK 1 through HSK 5–6 instead of settling for a vague “simpler” mode.
Turn reading into listening
Continue with Chinese listening practice at the same level when you are ready.
What an HSK text rewriter does
Authentic Chinese—news, social posts, textbook passages—is often written well above the level a learner can read comfortably. An HSK text rewriter takes that passage and produces a graded version tuned to a specific HSK band, so the vocabulary and grammar stay inside what you already know while the meaning of the original is preserved.
Unlike a generic “simplify” button, rewriting to an HSK level gives you a predictable ceiling: an HSK 2 rewrite leans on HSK 1–2 words and short sentences, while an HSK 5–6 rewrite keeps richer structure. That makes the result usable as comprehensible input instead of a random simplification you still cannot fully read.
How to use it
- Paste the Chinese passage you want to understand.
- Pick the HSK level you can read most comfortably—start one band below if unsure.
- Read the rewrite and confirm the names, numbers, and facts survived intact.
- Move the same passage into listening practice to hear it at your level.