《巴黎评论》文学亲缘测试

Develop a reading preference test application rooted in the Simplified Chinese version of The Paris Review’s writer database system. The core positioning of this app must be clearly defined from the very first user interaction: it is never designed as an assessment of literary proficiency, nor does it follow the framework of the MBTI personality test system.

The core functional logic of the app is to collect users’ subjective feedback on specific literary elements during the test process. These elements cover six core dimensions: the resonance generated by individual sentences, the sense of coherence brought by narrative structure, the empathy triggered by character settings, the identification with personal experiences depicted in works, the recognition of core concepts conveyed by content, and the immersion felt from the unique voice of the writer.

After collecting and analyzing all the feedback data, the app will match the user’s preference characteristics with the built-in writer relationship network of The Paris Review. It will then output three core result modules for users: the affinity writers whose creative styles and expression tendencies are most consistent with the user’s reading preference, the literary allies who share similar creative logics and can form a clear cognitive resonance with the user’s reading taste, and the literary adversaries whose creative characteristics and expression logics are the most distinct from the user’s existing reading inclination, to help users comprehensively understand their own reading preference boundaries. Ensure the entire test process is concise and user-friendly, with no obscure professional terms set to interfere with the authenticity of user feedback.