Is there really someone in the world who likes each other through letter exchange?

There must be a connection between body and soul on the road, which is almost forgotten by us. I don't deny that it is traditional, but it is also excellent for emotional communication. There really are people in the world who like each other through correspondence.

You must be familiar with Hongyan sending books. As a way of communication, letters are the best way to transmit information between people in the war under the condition of extremely inconvenient transportation in ancient times.

In recent years, we use mobile phones more and more to communicate with others, and letters seem to be forgotten in the corner. However, there are still many friends who choose the traditional way of writing letters for the simple reason.

We often say that words are like people, and we can see a lot through a person's words. Some handwriting is sonorous, some is scrawled, and some is free and easy. Unlike cold stamping, human handwriting is alive. People pin their feelings not only on handwriting, but also on content. From the convenience, the mobile phone is indispensable, but if you are after the soul, the letter certainly has its uniqueness.

Although letters are traditional, they are unique compared with other ways of communication. The exchange of letters is very intentional, and I seek spiritual harmony through my own handwritten words that blend with emotions. If you can't find someone to chat with, letter exchange is a good choice.

Although there are people who like each other through correspondence, correspondence is different from other ways after all. You can say that the love between letters is romantic or literary. But love, after all, is not as simple as writing a few letters. Maybe I just like him in the letter, but in reality he is not so literary.

What I want to say is that you should distinguish clearly whether you like him in the letter or him. Communication can't let you know the root of the matter like the people around you, and what you know is only what you know. You have never lived together, nor have you experienced anything together. This kind of love is based on the way of letters.

I'm not saying that it's not reliable to like each other through correspondence, but whether you can really turn the love of correspondence into real love. More and more people communicate with each other through mobile phones. Those who really communicate through letters must be people with the same interests and hobbies.

Correspondence exchange is not face-to-face communication, but an answer based on both sides' thinking about topics of interest to them. Writing doesn't mean that two people live together at all. They like each other. There are exceptions to everything. I believe that there are people who really like each other through correspondence, but this is only a small probability event.