
Wenshu Sanyan describes itself...
Decide whether the draft is stuck on repetition or on generated-text traces. Quick deduplication marks similar paragraphs. AI-rate reduction revises wording to lower generated-text signals. The homepage separates those two blocks and their samples. The requirement is to keep the core point and meaning rather than turning the argument into a different paper. Chinese and English can both be submitted. An account sign-in is required, and top-up sits next to the try-it button. It fits authors whose coursework or thesis is already drafted and who need repeated passages and generated-text signals handled apart. The samples are short passages and are not a check of your own paper.
Wenshu Sanyan describes itself on the homepage as a paper assistant focused on similarity reduction and AI-rate reduction. Quick deduplication is described as finding similar wording and locating repeated paragraphs. AI-rate reduction is described as revising the wording to lower generated-text signals while keeping the core point and meaning. The feature list includes paper similarity reduction, AI-rate reduction, meaning preservation, and long-text handling, and it states support for Chinese and English. The privacy block says enterprise-grade encryption is used. The page offers sign-in, registration, top-up, and a try-it button. A results area shows short before-and-after passages for deduplication and for AI-rate reduction.
Difficulty: Beginner Friendly
Locate repeated paragraphs
Quick deduplication finds similar wording and marks the repeated paragraphs instead of only giving one overall comment.
Revise wording for AI rate
AI-rate reduction lowers generated-text signals by revising wording, and the homepage keeps it separate from deduplication.
Keep the core point
The page says reduction should keep the core point and meaning, rather than replacing the original argument.
Chinese and English long text
The feature list states Chinese and English support, plus real-time similarity reduction for long text.
Mark repeated thesis paragraphs
A student runs a finished draft through quick deduplication, sees which paragraphs are marked similar, and then decides what to rewrite.
Lower generated-text signals alone
When generated-text signals are the problem and similarity is not, use AI-rate reduction instead of running deduplication again.
Use the same site for English
An English coursework paper is submitted under the stated multilingual support, still with the core point kept.
The homepage splits them. Quick deduplication finds similar wording and locates repeated paragraphs. AI-rate reduction revises wording to lower generated-text signals. The results area also uses two separate samples. If the draft is mainly repetitive, start with deduplication. If the issue is generated-text signals, use AI-rate reduction. Both are supposed to keep the core point and meaning.
The homepage shows sign-in and registration, top-up, and a try-it button, and the navigation also includes a job history. Those entries sit with similarity reduction and AI-rate reduction, so history is on the account side. The privacy block says enterprise-grade encryption is used for the paper. The page does not separately say that try-it equals a full job, so the account state after sign-in and top-up should be checked before submitting.
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