Wuxi seeks works that showcase its development

Wuxi in East China's Jiangsu province has kicked off a campaign calling for creative works that highlight the city's achievements over the past 10 years.

These entries should portray the progress Wuxi has made in either the economy, culture, urban-rural development, natural environment, or the maintenance of social harmony.

Submitted works can either be essays no longer than 1,500 Chinese characters, photographs no smaller than 5MB in size, or 1080P videos that last between one and five minutes.

Videos can take the form of a city promotional film, a micro film, a documentary, a creative vlog, a hand-drawn animation or an interview.

Those interested can email xsdxzwxwx@163.com or scan the QR code below before Sept 30 to submit their works.

About 50 winning entries will be selected, with the biggest prize being 3,000 yuan ($430.72). Winning works will be showcased both online and offline.

The campaign is sponsored by the Publicity Department of the CPC Wuxi Municipal Committee and the Wuxi Federation of Literary and Art Circles. The organizers reserve the final right to interpret this campaign.