How to sign a letter

After writing the text, you should end the letter with some words of respect, wishes or encouragement. Traditionally, it is called greeting or tribute, which is a courtesy to the receiver. If you like, you can choose the right words according to people and specific situations, and you can't use them indiscriminately.

There are two ways to write the end: after the text is written, write "Sincerity" in two spaces on one line and "Salute" on the other. Don't write "from here", just write the words "salute", "safety", "health" and "peace" on another line. You can also write something like "safe and sound" and "happy every day".

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In ancient times, letters, as the main source of communication, not only conveyed the cultural exchanges between countries, but also conveyed people's thoughts and feelings (to their elders in their hometown, to their lovers and friends), and also played a profound role in reporting peace.

In the last line of the letter, sign the author's name. The signature should be written on the right half line after the end of the text. If you are writing to relatives and friends, you can add your own address, such as son, brother, brother, nephew, etc. And then write your name instead of your last name.

If it is a letter to an organization, be sure to write down all your first and last names. After signing, sometimes "Gongcheng", "Sincerity" and "Sincerity" are added as appropriate to show respect. The above claims must be consistent with the letterhead title.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Letters