Our Judges Voted. Now It’s Your Turn.

Sixth Tone invites you to vote for your favorite writing contest article.     

On Aug. 28, Sixth Tone announced the winners of its Writing Contest, as selected by our panel of judges. Now, we want to hear what you think.

Over the past few weeks, we have published a number of highlights from the hundreds of eligible submissions we received. Starting today, we invite all our readers to vote for their favorites, with the winner to be awarded our Reader Prize.

The articles eligible for the Reader Prize are:

A Multigenerational Family of Immigrants – by Tianru Wang

Almost Family – by Alessandro Ceschi

Anonymous for Thirteen Years in Singapore – by Duan Wenxin, translated by Wang Jiyuan

Moxa, Receipt, Money, and Generations – by Dong Weiran

On a Loop – Rock, Paper, Scissors: Truth. Or Dare? – by Li Yijuan

Our Unuttered Love – by Zhang Yuer

The Art of Butchering – by Qin Guibing

The Family House – by Lexa W. Lee

The Posthumous Child – by Zhou Shuxuan

The Sweet Earth – by Qingqing Jessica Xi

The Twenty-Sixth Floor – by Zhang Yashu

Will Manhattan’s Chinatown Lose Its Barbershops? – by Xiong Yang

Once you’ve made your choice, let us know.

Scan the QR code to vote:

Please only vote once.

The polls will stay open until 11:59 pm (GMT+8), October 8, with the result to be announced later on Sixth Tone’s website and social media platforms.

Click “Read more” to learn more about the Sixth Tone Writing Contest.

(Header image: Jens Magnusson/Ikon Images/VCG, reedited by Sixth Tone)