Classical Chinese letter format

The format of classical Chinese letters is as follows:

First, the title

When writing a letter, first write the address of the recipient, the position should be written in the first line, and then add a colon after it, indicating that the following words are addressed to him.

Address should be appropriate and polite, and should be determined according to the relationship between the writer and the recipient. If primary school students write to friends and classmates of the same age, they can call them by their first names or add titles, such as "Xiaoming's classmate"; If you write to your elders, relatives can just write titles, such as "aunt" and "uncle". If you are not a relative, you should add your surname before addressing, such as "Aunt Li" and "uncle horse". You can also add "dear" and "dear" before the address.

Second, greetings

After the salutation is written, start a new line and write a greeting in the two blanks. The greeting itself can be a paragraph.

If it is a greeting between peers, it can be "hello"; If you write to your elders, write "hello"; If there is more than one recipient, "hello" and "hello everyone" are generally used, and "hello" cannot be written; In addition to simply saying hello, you can say hello in another way, such as "How are you?" Wait a minute.

Third, the text.

The text of the letter can be written after the greeting or mentioned again, leaving two spaces to form a separate paragraph. The content of the text is the main part of the letter. You should directly write down what you want to tell the other party in an orderly way and write out your true feelings. Letters are not writing compositions, and there is no need for flowery rhetoric and rhetorical methods. A letter can only write one thing or several things, which can be decided according to the actual situation, but it should be noted that one thing should be written in one paragraph.

Four. send one's regards to

At the end of the article, if you want to write a tribute or blessing, it is usually matched, such as "I wish you health", "I wish you health" and "I wish you health".

Greetings should be chosen according to the actual situation of the recipient. Greetings can be written as "I wish you progress in your studies" for classmates and friends, "I wish you good health" for the elderly, and "I wish you success in your work" for teachers or other respected elders.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) signature

After writing the greeting, start a new line, write the writer's name in the lower right corner, and add appropriate titles before the signature, such as "your good friend Xiao Lin" and "student Wang Xiaoqin".

Date of intransitive verb

The mailing date should be written on a new line below the signature. The date should be written completely, including year, month and day, so that the recipient can refer to it in the future.