diff --git a/next/language/tests.md b/next/language/tests.md
index 29cd3abf..41b16b8b 100644
--- a/next/language/tests.md
+++ b/next/language/tests.md
@@ -1,8 +1,12 @@
 # Writing Tests
 
+Tests are important for improving quality and maintainability of a program. They verify the behavior of a program and also serves as a specification to avoid regressions over time.
+
+MoonBit comes with test support to make the writing easier and simpler.
+
 ## Test Blocks
 
-MoonBit provides the test code block for writing test cases. For example:
+MoonBit provides the test code block for writing inline test cases. For example:
 
 ```{literalinclude} /sources/language/src/test/top.mbt
 :language: moonbit
@@ -10,10 +14,73 @@ MoonBit provides the test code block for writing test cases. For example:
 :end-before: end test 1
 ```
 
-A test code block is essentially a function that returns a `Unit` but may throws a `String` on error, or `Unit!String` as one would see in its signature at the position of return type. It is called during the execution of `moon test` and outputs a test report through the build system. The `assert_eq` function is from the standard library; if the assertion fails, it prints an error message and terminates the test. The string `"test_name"` is used to identify the test case and is optional. If it starts with `"panic"`, it indicates that the expected behavior of the test is to trigger a panic, and the test will only pass if the panic is triggered. For example:
+A test code block is essentially a function that returns a `Unit` but may throws a `String` on error, or `Unit!String` as one would see in its signature at the position of return type. It is called during the execution of `moon test` and outputs a test report through the build system. The `assert_eq` function is from the standard library; if the assertion fails, it prints an error message and terminates the test. The string `"test_name"` is used to identify the test case and is optional. 
+
+If a test name starts with `"panic"`, it indicates that the expected behavior of the test is to trigger a panic, and the test will only pass if the panic is triggered. For example:
 
 ```{literalinclude} /sources/language/src/test/top.mbt
 :language: moonbit
 :start-after: start test 2
 :end-before: end test 2
-```
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+```
+
+## Snapshot Tests
+
+Writing tests can be tedious when specifying the expected values. Thus, MoonBit provides three kinds of snapshot tests.
+All of which can be inserted or updated automatically using `moon test --update`.
+
+### Snapshotting `Show`
+
+We can use `inspect!(x, content="x")` to inspect anything that implements `Show` trait. 
+As we mentioned before, `Show` is a builtin trait that can be derived, providing `to_string` that will print the content of the data structures. 
+The labelled argument `content` can be omitted as `moon test --update` will insert it for you:
+
+```{literalinclude} /sources/language/src/test/top.mbt
+:language: moonbit
+:start-after: start snapshot test 1
+:end-before: end snapshot test 1
+```
+
+### Snapshotting `JSON`
+
+The problem with the derived `Show` trait is that it does not perform pretty printing, resulting in extremely long output.
+
+The solution is to use `@json.inspect!(x, content=x)`. The benefit is that the resulting content is a JSON structure, which can be more readable after being formatted.
+
+```{literalinclude} /sources/language/src/test/top.mbt
+:language: moonbit
+:start-after: start snapshot test 2
+:end-before: end snapshot test 2
+```
+
+One can also implement a custom `ToJson` to keep only the essential information.
+
+### Snapshotting Anything
+
+Still, sometimes we want to not only record one data structure but the output of a whole process.
+
+A full snapshot test can be used to record anything using `@test.T::write` and `@test.T::writeln`:
+
+```{literalinclude} /sources/language/src/test/top.mbt
+:language: moonbit
+:start-after: start snapshot test 3
+:end-before: end snapshot test 3
+```
+
+This will create a file under `__snapshot__` of that package with the given filename:
+
+```{literalinclude} /sources/language/src/test/__snapshot__/record_anything.txt
+```
+
+This can also be used for applications to test the generated output, whether it were creating an image, a video or some custom data.
+
+## BlackBox Tests and WhiteBox Tests
+
+When developing libraries, it is important to verify if the user can use it correctly. For example, one may forget to make a type or a function public. That's why MoonBit provides BlackBox tests, allowing developers to have a grasp of how others are feeling.
+
+- A test that has access to all the members in a package is called a WhiteBox tests as we can see everything. Such tests can be defined inline or defined in a file whose name ends with `_wbtest.mbt`.
+
+- A test that has access only to the public members in a package is called a BlackBox tests. Such tests need to be defined in a file whose name ends with `_test.mbt`.
+
+The WhiteBox test files (`_wbtest.mbt`) imports the packages defined in the `import` and `wbtest-import` sections of the package configuration (`moon.pkg.json`). 
+The BlackBox test files (`_test.mbt`) imports the current package and the packages defined in the `import` and `test-import` sections of the package configuration (`moon.pkg.json`).
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diff --git a/next/sources/language/src/test/__snapshot__/record_anything.txt b/next/sources/language/src/test/__snapshot__/record_anything.txt
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b18e51db
--- /dev/null
+++ b/next/sources/language/src/test/__snapshot__/record_anything.txt
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+Hello, world! And hello, MoonBit!
diff --git a/next/sources/language/src/test/moon.pkg.json b/next/sources/language/src/test/moon.pkg.json
index 9e26dfee..61d8d112 100644
--- a/next/sources/language/src/test/moon.pkg.json
+++ b/next/sources/language/src/test/moon.pkg.json
@@ -1 +1,3 @@
-{}
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+{
+    "warn-list": "-3"
+}
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diff --git a/next/sources/language/src/test/top.mbt b/next/sources/language/src/test/top.mbt
index a0a34184..07b25bf8 100644
--- a/next/sources/language/src/test/top.mbt
+++ b/next/sources/language/src/test/top.mbt
@@ -12,3 +12,51 @@ test "panic_test" {
 
 }
 // end test 2
+
+// start snapshot test 1
+struct X { x : Int } derive(Show)
+
+test "show snapshot test" {
+  inspect!({x: 10}, content="{x: 10}")
+}
+// end snapshot test 1
+
+// start snapshot test 2
+enum Rec {
+  End
+  Really_long_name_that_is_difficult_to_read(Rec)
+} derive(Show, ToJson)
+
+test "json snapshot test" {
+  let r = Really_long_name_that_is_difficult_to_read(
+    Really_long_name_that_is_difficult_to_read(
+      Really_long_name_that_is_difficult_to_read(End),
+    ),
+  )
+  inspect!(
+    r,
+    content="Really_long_name_that_is_difficult_to_read(Really_long_name_that_is_difficult_to_read(Really_long_name_that_is_difficult_to_read(End)))",
+  )
+  @json.inspect!(
+    r,
+    content={
+      "$tag": "Really_long_name_that_is_difficult_to_read",
+      "0": {
+        "$tag": "Really_long_name_that_is_difficult_to_read",
+        "0": {
+          "$tag": "Really_long_name_that_is_difficult_to_read",
+          "0": { "$tag": "End" },
+        },
+      },
+    },
+  )
+}
+// end snapshot test 2
+
+// start snapshot test 3
+test "record anything" (t : @test.T) {
+  t.write("Hello, world!")
+  t.writeln(" And hello, MoonBit!")
+  t.snapshot!(filename="record_anything.txt")
+}
+// end snapshot test 3
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