Traditional letters and emails 2

Compared with email, the traditional letter is 1. As far as speed is concerned, e-mail is very fast and the recipient can receive it within one minute. After the traditional letter is sent, the recipient needs three to five days at the earliest. 2. From the economic point of view, e-mail is much cheaper-it takes one hour to surf the Internet in an Internet cafe to get to 2 yuan. Sending traditional letters depends on the weight of the letter to affix stamps. Actually, e-mail is more modern-for example, if you can write, you can send an e-mail online and put it in the mailbox of newspapers and magazines. According to the traditional letter submission, I am afraid that by the time of writing, the letter has not been sent to the newspaper. From the collection point of view, traditional letters are better-we can take out letters and read them slowly when we have time, but we can't turn on the computer to read them at any time. Moreover, traditional letters are written by the writers themselves, which is more memorable. I don't quite agree with the upstairs saying that "e-mail is faster, but you can't read each other's mind in a few words"-although it is an e-mail, the content of the letter is written according to the writer's preference, which can be a few words or a long speech.