What are the nicknames for letters?

Calligraphy is a handwritten letter. Relatively contains the meaning of attention, truthfulness and non-falsification, so it is often different from ordinary letters.

Second, letters from home.

A letter from home refers to a letter received from home or sent to home after going out. Letters from home are also called "letters from home", "letters from home", "questions from home", "letters from home", "Zhu Bao Ping An", "gold lettering", "gold lettering", "gold lettering" and "yellow dog sound".

Third, the memorandum.

Memorandum is a relatively simple and informal official letter issued by government agencies, which was also called "Zazi" in the past.

Fourth, inch Jane.

Cunjian is a short letter, which is also called Cunjian, Cunzhi, Cunjun, Cunza, Cunxin and Pianza. Sometimes these pronouns are used to refer to letters sent by oneself.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) books and letters

Letters: in modern times, it is generally called letters or letters, but in ancient times, it is more called "books". In ancient times, "letters" meant messengers, that is, people who sent letters, and books were letters. Therefore, there are more nicknames than letters composed of the word "book".

Intransitive verb letter

Letter: A letter refers to an envelope, and a letter is called a letter. A set of books is also called a letter. Later I used letters to refer to letters.

VII. Jane Zagreb Cambodia

Jane: This refers to the written materials from the Warring States to the Wei and Jin Dynasties, which are cut from long and narrow bamboo pieces or wooden boards. Bamboo is called Jane, and wood is called letters or bamboo slips, which are collectively called Jane. These are all used as titles for letters. Although the later written materials have changed, these titles are still used, such as Liu Zongyuan's "Reply to Gong Shiyuan and Gong Jin's Official Letter": "Shame leads to simplicity and gives it endless." In addition, there are letters, letters, bamboo slips, letters, bamboo slips, letters and bamboo slips, stickers, handwritten books, notes, calligraphy.

Eight. Cambodia

Cambodia: "Cambodia" means "Jane", which is a general term for letters and famous posts. Such as book lists, invitations, etc. For example, the Yuan zaju "Hundred Flowers Collection": "Yesterday, the Central Government sent the Cambodian King Lang."

Nine, Han Sujian Feng Hou

Han: This refers to pheasant or bird feathers. Because the ancients used feathers as pens, it was called a writing brush, and later it was extended to words written with pens, also referring to letters.