Here are some key concepts to keep in mind:

• Semantic Equivalence: The reworded content must convey the same meaning as the original.
• Syntactic Variation: The sentence structure and wording should be significantly different.
• Markdown Preservation: All markdown syntax, including lists, headings, and links, must be maintained.
• Component Integrity: Custom components, such as <InsImage>, should remain untouched.

Original sentence: "This is a simple example."

Reworded sentence: "A basic illustration is presented here."

// Example JavaScript code
function add(a, b) {
  return a + b;
}

This is an image.

Here is a link to Google.

```mdx
---
title: "MDX Instance: Rephrased"
description: "A rephrased MDX file, showcasing content alteration."
---

# MDX Instance: Rephrased

This MDX file serves as an illustration. It exhibits the process of rephrasing text while ensuring the original intent remains intact.

## Core Ideas

The following are some fundamental ideas to remember:

*   **Meaning Preservation:** The rewritten material needs to express the same ideas as the initial material.
*   **Structural Change:** The arrangement of words and the specific phrasing should be noticeably altered.
*   **Markdown Retention:** All markdown formatting, including lists, titles, and hyperlinks, has to be kept as is.
*   **Element Preservation:** Unique elements, such as `<InsImage>`, should be left as they are.

## Illustration

Initial statement: "This is a simple example."

Rephrased statement: "Here, a straightforward instance is shown."

```javascript
// Sample JavaScript code
function add(a, b) {
  return a + b;
}

This is a visual element.

Presented below is a hyperlink directed to Google.