What is the cover format for writing a letter?

The cover format for writing a letter is:

1. First, the top left of the letter should be written in the recipient's city's postal code.

2. Then, in the center of the letter, write the recipient's address in the first line to the left, the recipient's name in the second line, and his or her own address in the third line, e.g., No. 1, Street, City, Province.

3. Finally, write your own zip code in the lower right corner. Stick a stamp on it and you're done.

Letter, is a warm thing, a touching thing, a memorable thing, now, because of the cell phone or some commonly used smart devices, there have been very few people to pick up the envelope and write a touching sentence.

Envelope style and writing

(1) There are two types of envelopes: horizontal and vertical. The horizontal line order is from top to bottom, and the word order is from left to right. Vertical lines are organized from right to left, and the word order is from top to bottom.

(2) Whichever envelope contains five parts. The six squares in the upper left of the horizontal type and the six squares in the upper right of the firm type are for the postal code; the six squares in the lower right of the horizontal type and the six squares in the lower left of the vertical type are for the sender's postal code.

(3) in the recipient's regional postal code six spaces below (vertical for the left) before the empty two words to start writing the recipient's detailed address, must be written accurately, handwriting should be neat, if a line can not be written, turn the line do not address the words between the words, the number of studies or the number of split between the words, so as not to avoid the post office to look at the wrong cast.

(4) the recipient's address below (vertical for the left) before the empty three or four words to start writing the recipient's name, placed in the middle of the envelope, the font should be larger, the recipient's name (vertical for the following) empty two or three words can be written, "Mr.", "Teacher ", "comrade" and so on, do not put these words in brackets.

(5) the recipient's name in the right line (vertical for the recipient of the left line), write the sender's address and name, but also to write in detail, especially the address, the handwriting should be slightly smaller than the recipient's name.

(6) The words on the envelope should not be written in pencil or with a red pen, because red indicates extinction.