Both search-style Q and A and ordinary chat are available; asking once in Chinese, then splitting into smaller follow-ups, is the smoother path. Answers list sources and keep context across turns, enough to outline an unfamiliar topic. Reliability depends on retrieved pages, so policy, numbers and timelines must be confirmed at the original source rather than trusted from the summarized paragraph.
What it does
- Retrieval Q and A over Chinese material, with sources
- Multi-turn follow-ups keep context
- Everyday chat, writing and rewriting
- Upload a document and ask about it
Who it is for
- An initial survey of a domestic industry or product
- Splitting a broad question into askable sub-questions
- Reading material and asking as you go
- Needing Chinese sources rather than English pages
How to get started
- Ask for a topic map first, not a conclusion
- Pick two or three points from the map and follow up separately
- Match sources to claims by hand when consolidating
