Postcard format

The format of the postcard needs to include: recipient information, sender information, subject, text, stamp posting location and so on.

1, recipient information

This part includes the name and address of the recipient, usually written at the top of the postcard. If it is sent to a group or organization, the name of the group or organization should be clearly written in this part.

2. Sender information

Sender information usually includes name and address, written in the lower right corner of the postcard. Fill in your name at the top right corner. If necessary, the words "sincerity" and "blessing" can be added after the name to show respect and blessing. Fill in your address under your name. It usually includes street, city, province and postal code.

3. Theme

Theme refers to the text content written to the recipient on a postcard, usually written on the front or back of the postcard. The theme is the core of the postcard, which can express the sender's intention and purpose. The theme should be concise and to the point. Try to avoid using long or complicated sentences so that the recipient can understand you quickly.

4. Text

This is the main part of the postcard, which usually includes the sender's greeting to the recipient, the information sent or the content shared. The format of the text usually includes salutation (dear), greeting (Hi/Hello), information content, greeting/toast, etc.

5. Printing Office

The place where stamps are posted is the place where stamps are posted on postcards. When mailing postcards, you need to put a proper amount of stamps there to ensure that postcards can be sent smoothly in accordance with postage regulations.