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EnglishAnyone Can Become a Three-Minute AI Creation Master
During the 2026 Yunqi Conference, Qwen Office hosted nine impromptu creation mini-contests at Hall No. 3, in the "Qianzai Creation Camp."
Shi Yan, Zang AI, Dongdong Kuai Pao, and ten other hosts posed on-the-spot challenges, while Zhang Mofan, Jin Tui (known for his excellent acting), Black Pepper Crispy Shark, Alexx Lei, and several other special guests attended to share their ideas and insights.
Some brought elementary school experiments to the screen, others turned everyday objects into 3D Pokémon, and some even recreated Tianya from 2006...
Let's take a look at the amazing creations they came up with!
01 Science Class: Rehearse First on Screen
In the "This Class Still Goes On" mini-contest, front-line elementary science teacher Zhang Xin used Qwen Office to launch a "Virtual Elementary Science Lab."
All 93 science experiments for grades three through five were brought onto the web page.
Select an experiment, and you'll find all materials, steps, observations, and safety tips right there. Students can drag batteries, light bulbs, and other equipment onto the lab bench, try wiring them up first, then see what happens.
The purpose of the virtual lab isn't to replace hands-on work but to help students familiarize themselves with procedures before entering the real lab.
02 Everything Is a Pokémon
In the "Create Your Hit MVP" mini-contest, contestant Zhang Junwei developed "Everything Is Pokémon GO."
Upload any person or object around you, and it turns into a 3D Pokémon; open the map, and you can also find characters discovered by other players.
He not only created the characters but also integrated map exploration, battles, gacha mechanics, and a training system.
Friends, coworkers—even your boss—can join the Pokédex. The whole world is a gym; step outside and start "catching."
03 Tianya 2006 Recreated
Contestant Zhao Yufei used Qwen Office in the "Create Your Hit MVP" contest to recreate the Tianya community from 20 years ago. As soon as the page opens, time instantly rewinds to 2006.
People discuss newly bought MP3s, worry about their first jobs, and even start planning where and with whom to watch the 2008 Olympic opening ceremony.
This isn't just nostalgia. The site also added sections like "2006: Back Then," "2026: New Stories Old Talk," and "Qianzai Help Desk."
04 Decoding the Client's "Subtext"
You recognize every word the client says, but when put together, you're not sure how to proceed with revisions.
Black Pepper Crispy Shark, a six-year veteran on the advertising agency side, has accumulated many such communication cases.
At the "Sales Champion, Make the Sale" event, he fed these cases—and his judgment—to Qwen Office, creating a Skill called "Decoding Client Subtext" that helps users analyze potential revision directions, communication signals, and project risks hidden in client feedback.
What used to require years of experience to grasp—the unspoken meaning—is now organized into a reusable workflow.
05 Is a Cup of Milk Tea Profitable or Not?
"Cloud Tea Tea" had over 140,000 yuan in revenue in August, with lines forming every day, yet by month-end, only 3,412 yuan remained in the account.
This was the prompt for the financial session of the "Experience Being a Listed Company CFO" challenge.
Jieyang first condensed the entire month's revenue into a single-page analysis: each cup of milk tea averaged 17.50 yuan in cash-in, but after deducting costs for ingredients, packaging, platform fees, rent, labor, and utilities, each cup lost about 0.80 yuan. The store still needed to sell 664 more cups in August to break even.
Understanding this isn't enough, though.
He then built a management system using Qwen Office. By entering daily sales, cash-in, platform fees, and ingredient waste, the owner can check current balance and projected profit/loss; adjusting prices or costs triggers a recalculation of the break-even target.
Financial analysis is no longer just a report seen at month-end—it becomes a daily operational tool.
From classroom experiments to store revenue, every specific problem can be turned into a creative piece.
The impromptu creation contests have concluded, but the journey of creation continues—keep using Qwen Office!
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