The format of letters and envelopes, does anyone know???

The format of the letter includes the title, content, congratulatory message, name of the person who wrote the letter, and the date the letter was written.

Format of writing a letter:

A letter to --- (with or without it).

Dear ---top case).

Empty two spaces) to say hello to each other first.

Sincerely.

Salute (start a new line, write at the top).

Signature of the author.

Date of Writing The above is the format of a general letter, but it can be slightly changed when it is actually used.

Envelope format:

Recipient's zip code.

Recipient's address.

Recipient's name.

Sender's address.

Name of sender.

Sender's zip code.

Chinese envelopes are in vertical style.

Write the recipient's address from the top right.

There is a vertical rectangular red box in the middle, with the recipient's honorific name and Taijian written on it, and it is generally written as "Mr.".

Write the sender's appropriate payment on the lower left side.

Recipient's name: Written in the middle of the envelope in slightly larger font. Empty after name.

Write "comrade, sir, madam" and other titles in the second and third words, followed by the words "receiving, enlightening, and appraising".

As follows:

1) The sender's address name should be written in the upper left corner of the envelope.

2) The recipient's address name should be written in the lower right corner of the envelope.

3) When writing in French and English, fill in the order of name, place name and country name line by line, and write the place name and country name with capital letters.

4) When writing in Chinese, fill in the country name, place name, and name line by line.

5) When writing in a language other than French or English, the name of the country and place of destination should be annotated in Chinese or French and English (the letters should be capitalized). If the sender's name and address are written only in Chinese, the name of the country and place in China must be affixed in French, English or a language familiar to the sending country.

6) The cover of express mail sent to Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong and Macao can be written in Chinese.

Envelope requirements: 1) It is not allowed to use old envelopes or envelopes made of waste paper and written paper.

2) The letter should be packed into the standard Chixiao quasi-envelope, and the seal should be cemented.

3) If the envelope is sent in a transparent window envelope, the transparent window must be rectangular and its long side should be parallel to the long side of the envelope. The letter should be folded so that the recipient's name and address can still be clearly visible through a transparent window when the letter is moved inside the envelope.

4) The name and address made of transparent paper that should be used in the light can still be clearly exposed through the transparent window.

There is only one difference between the two: the address accuracy is different.

First line add line 1: District + City + Province (+ Country).

The second line address line2: house number + building number + street number.

Address line1 should be detailed to the house number, and address line2 only needs to know the area.

Addressline1: Six 201 Blocks of Ginkgo Garden, Guangyu Jiangnan New Town (Address 1: Guangyu Jiangnan New Town Ginkgo Garden 6 Building 201).

Address Line2:Baiyuting Road, Tunxi Distric(屯溪区百運亭路)City: Huangshan City, (City:

Huangshan City)province: anhui (province:Anhui)country:

China (Country: China).

Envelope format:

1. In the box in the upper left corner, fill in the other party's postal code, that is, who you want to send the letter to, fill in their local postal code, if you don't fill in or fill in the wrong way, as long as the address is correct, you can usually send it. However, this increases the workload of the staff and carries the risk of not being delivered.

2. In the first and second lines, that is, above the first and second horizontal lines, the address of the recipient should be filled. For example, if you want to mail it to a friend or family member, you can fill in the place where the friend or family lives now, and you usually need to communicate with the person concerned in advance to understand the specific address.

3. Write the recipient's name on the third horizontal line. For example, if you want to send it to your mother, write your mother (received), and pay attention to the fact that it must be marked with a parenthesis so as not to be mistaken for a person's name.

4. The last horizontal line should be filled in with the sender's address and the sender's name, that is, your own address and name, so as not to return the letter to me when it cannot be mailed. At the end of the name, the word "mail" or "mail" is usually written to indicate that the letter was sent by yourself.