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Write a letter to your parents in Chinese

1. Write a letter to your parents in the Chinese language

Your parents are here: I have become an adult, and I hope you will entrust me with everything you can do at home, and I will try my best to do my best. In the early summer, I think of the cold of the other year, my father's leg by the wind evil invasion of the body, and now still paroxysm of pain, see this scene, I hate every time I can not stand on behalf of my father to suffer from it, can not heartache? Is it not sad? I will continue to seek medical advice to relieve my father's worries. Mother is often worried about the child's study, but the study of things can not be heard overnight, the road to adulthood is not a day and a day to come, the tree in the sky from the seedling, a thousand-story building from the basement of the soil, I should be diligent and conscientious. The night is late, the night is quiet, looking at the pavilion in the lotus suddenly feel, I would like to stop writing. Please parents adults view Chase: parents on: son I have grown up, home things can be done to me, I will do a good job.

Now it's summer, remember last year's cold when my father froze his legs, and now it still hurts, see him hard I want to replace him, how can I not heartache? How can I not be sad? Eh, I'll keep looking for a doctor to help you. Mom is always worried about my grades, but the study of this thing, it is not all of a sudden cattle up, the road to growth is not all of a sudden good, the big tree is still from the sapling to grow it, the building is not the first to get a mound of soil? I will certainly try to be angry and do a good job.

The evening is quite quiet, see the pavilion side of the lotus flower have feelings, write here first.

This is the first time I've seen a lot of people who have been in a hurry.

2. 600 words in Mandarin to parents a letter

The beginning of writing: mother father adult knee, respect endowed by the drop: your father counts the honor, so drop to write, your name and then add the knock on or, knock and then add the year month and day Now people in the beginning of the letter or the beginning of the phone call, meet and greet like to say "hello", the ancient language. Generally, there are several forms of expression: one is to use honorifics, such as "brother", "honored elder", "virtuous sister", etc., the address already contains "Hello! ". The second is to greet people according to the local situation, such as "Where are you going?" "How are you?" etc., which also includes "hello". In addition, to provide some greetings: 1. To dedicate the golden peace. This is a greeting at the end of a letter to an elder. Jing: respect, respect; Buckle: to head buckle the ground, the old most respected etiquette; Jin: metaphorical honor, precious, here is the other side of the body; An: peace. The meaning is to respectfully to you doze your head to wish you physical peace.2. Please blessed peace. Write to parents at the end of the letter to ask for peace. Please: honorific, no real meaning; Fook: happiness, blessing. It means to respectfully wish you happiness and well-being.3. This is to write to the elders of the end of the letter to say goodbye. Kang: health; An: peace. It means I respectfully wish you good health and peace.4. This is a greeting at the end of a letter to an elder. Honor: respectfully, solemnly: Rong: high, long. It means to respectfully wish you a long and healthy life. 5. Greetings at the end of a letter to an elder. Respectfully; respectfully, obsequiously; please: respect word; show: to give people to write a letter of respect. It means to write to you respectfully and wish you peace.6. Shun buckle Chongqi. This is the end of the letter to the elders to ask for peace. Shun: respectfully; kowtow: to buckle the ground with the head; Chong: high; Qi: auspicious. It means to doze off to you respectfully and wish you good luck.7. Pious Invitation to Chong An. This is a greeting at the end of a letter to an elder. Piety: devout; Chong: high. The meaning is to sincerely bless you with happiness and peace.8. Please Junan. This is a greeting at the end of a letter to an elder. Jun (jūn): a kind of honorific in the old days, used for subordinates to superiors, jun, is an ancient unit of weight, here derived from the precious. The meaning is to respectfully wish you peace and happiness.9. This is to write to the elders at the end of the letter to ask for peace. Fu: happiness; suí: well. The meaning is to respectfully wish you happiness and good health.10. The words at the end of a letter to an elder. Kuke (tí): blessing. It means to respectfully wish you happiness and peace. 11. The words of greeting at the end of a letter to an elder. Yi (yí): maintenance. It means to respectfully wish you good maintenance, peace and happiness.12.Su Kowtang An. The words of greeting at the end of a letter to the elders. Su: worship; Hall: hall. This refers to the place where honored elders live. Ancient Poetry for Jiao Zhongqing's Wife: "The Hall to Start A Mother." This refers to the main room where parents live, and thus refers to parents. The meaning is that both hands as worship with the head button to wish you peace and happiness.

3. Write to the parents of the Mandarin greeting letters

The beginning of the write: mother father adult knee, respect endowed by the drop: your father counts the honored elder, so the drop to write, your name and then add the knock on the or, knock and then add the year month and day Nowadays, people in the letter at the beginning or the beginning of the phone, meet and greet like to say "hello", the ancient language! Generally there are several forms of expression: one is to use honorifics, such as "brother", "honored elder", "virtuous sister", etc., the name already contains "Hello! ".

The second is to greet according to the local scene at the time, such as "Where are you going?" "How are you?" etc., which also includes "hello". In addition, some of the greetings: 1.

This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. To: respect, respect; buckle: to head buckle the ground, the old time the most respectful etiquette; gold: a metaphor for honor, precious, here refers to the other side of the body; An: peace.

The meaning is to respectfully cross your head to wish you peace. 2.

The greeting at the end of a letter to parents.

Please: honorific word, no real meaning; Fu: happiness, blessing.

The meaning is to respectfully wish you happiness and well-being. 3.

This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders.

This is a greeting at the end of a letter to the elders.

The meaning is to respectfully wish you good health and peace.4.

This is the greeting at the end of a letter to elders.

The meaning is to respectfully wish you a long and healthy life. 5.

Greeting words at the end of a letter written to an elder. Respect; respectfully, obsequiously; please: honorific; show: a respectful way of sending a letter to someone.

It means to write respectfully to you and wish you peace.6. Shun buckle Chongqi.

This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Shun: respectfully; kowtow: to head buckle the ground; Chong: high; Ki: auspicious.

It means to doze your head off respectfully and wish you good luck. 7.

This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders.

This is a greeting at the end of a letter to the elders.

The meaning is to bless you with happiness and peace. 8.

This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders.

This is the end of a letter to the elders. Jun (jūn): in the old days, a kind of honorific, used for the lower to the upper, jun, is the ancient weight unit, here derived from the precious.

The meaning is to respectfully wish you peace and happiness. 9.

This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Fuk: happiness; Sui (suí): well.

The meaning is to respectfully wish you happiness and good health. 10.

A greeting at the end of a letter to an elder.

The meaning is to respectfully wish you happiness and peace. 11.

The greeting at the end of a letter to an elder.

It means to wish you happiness and peace. 11.

Means to respectfully wish you good maintenance peace and happiness.12. Su kowtangan.

The greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Su: worship; hall: hall.

This refers to the place where the honored elder lives.

This refers to the main room where parents live, and thus refers to parents.

This refers to the main room where the parents live, and thus refers to the parents.

This refers to the parents living in the main room, thus thus referring to the parents. Generally, there are several forms of expression: one is to use honorifics, such as "brother", "honored elder", "virtuous sister", etc., the address already contains "Hello! ". The second is to greet people according to the local situation, such as "Where are you going?" "How are you?" etc., which also includes "hello". In addition, to provide some greetings: 1. To dedicate the golden peace. This is a greeting at the end of a letter to an elder. To: respect, respect; Buckle: head to buckle the ground, the old most respected etiquette; Gold: a metaphor for honor, precious, here refers to the other side of the body; An: peace. The meaning is to respectfully to you doze your head to wish you physical peace.2. Please blessed peace. Write to parents at the end of the letter to ask for peace. Please: honorific, no real meaning; Fook: happiness, blessing. It means to respectfully wish you happiness and well-being.3. This is to write to the elders of the end of the letter to say goodbye. Kang: health; An: peace. It means I respectfully wish you good health and peace.4. This is a greeting at the end of a letter to an elder. Honor: respectfully, solemnly: Rong: high, long. It means to respectfully wish you a long and healthy life. 5. Greetings at the end of a letter to an elder. Respectfully; respectfully, obediently; please: respect word; show: to give a person to write a letter of respect. It means to write to you respectfully and wish you peace.6. Shun buckle Chongqi. This is the end of the letter to the elders to ask for peace. Shun: respectfully; kowtow: to buckle the head to the ground; Chong: high; Qi: auspicious. It means to doze off to you respectfully and wish you good luck.7. Pious Invitation to Chong An. This is a greeting at the end of a letter to an elder. Piety: devout; Chong: high. The meaning is to sincerely bless you with happiness and peace.8. Please Junan. This is a greeting at the end of a letter to an elder. Jun (jūn): a kind of honorific in the old days, used for subordinates to superiors, jun, is an ancient unit of weight, here derived from the precious. The meaning is to respectfully wish you peace and happiness.9. This is to write to the elders at the end of the letter to ask for peace. Fu: happiness; suí: well. The meaning is to respectfully wish you happiness and good health.10. The words at the end of a letter to an elder. Kuke (tí): blessing. It means to respectfully wish you happiness and peace. 11. The words of greeting at the end of a letter to an elder. Yi (yí): maintenance. It means to respectfully wish you good maintenance, peace and happiness.12.Su Kowtang An. The words of greeting at the end of a letter to the elders. Su: worship; Hall: hall. This refers to the place where honored elders live. Ancient Poetry for Jiao Zhongqing's Wife: "The Hall to Start A Mother." This refers to the main room where the parents live, and thus refers to the parents. The meaning is that the two hands make worship with the head to buckle the ground to wish you peace and happiness.