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International norms:
The format and writing method of international envelopes are different from those of domestic letters, but they must be written in Chinese (English and French are also acceptable). The obvious differences in format are as follows:
1. Write the sender's name, address (including postal code) and country name on the top left of the envelope (these three items can also be written on the top half of the back of the envelope);
2. Write the name, address (including postal code) and country name of the recipient in the lower right;
3. Put a stamp on the upper right corner. It must also be emphasized that letters sent abroad must indicate the country, region, city, street name and house number of the recipient and sender. The following envelope formats are written in English:
Sender: Hongqi Street, Ouruilin, Ganzhou Post Office
South industrial school
People's Republic of China (PRC)
To Mr. Zhong Shi.
268 Christie Street
Toronto, Ontario. M6H3C 1
Canada
Extended data:
English letter structure generally consists of the following parts:
1, envelope English envelopes, like Chinese envelopes, consist of three parts, namely, the sender's address, the recipient's address and stamps.
It's just that the format of English envelopes is the same as that of Chinese, but the position of stamps (the upper right corner of envelopes) is the same, and the addresses of senders and recipients to be written on English envelopes are very different from those in Chinese.
The sender's address should be written in the upper left corner of the envelope, and the recipient's address should be written in the lower right corner of the envelope.
2. stationery? (Title), that is, write the sender's address and date (upper right corner).
3. Name and address in the letter? (inside page address), that is, write the recipient's name and address (upper left corner).
4. What's the topic? (salutation), that is, write a salutation to the recipient (generally use dear sir ...,; Dear Mrs Helen: Dear Miss ...; Dear John: Dear Professor Smith, etc. ).
The salutation is written directly below the recipient's address, with one or two lines in the middle. Generally, only commas can be used for punctuation after addressing. The structure of the above letterhead, name and address in the letter is as follows:
Note: If friends are quite familiar and casual, because both parties know each other's address, the address in the letterhead and letter will often be omitted.
5. Text? (text), which is the main content of the letter. There is a line or two between the first sentence and the title of the general text.
6. The end of the letter? (Full closure), that is, the writer writes a polite title in the lower right corner (or lower left corner) of the letter to show courtesy to the recipient.
Generally sincere; Yours sincerely; Yours sincerely; Friendlyyours sincerely, you; Yours sincerely; Sincerely, yours; Yours sincerely, wait.
7. Signature at the end of the letter? (signature), that is, sign the author's own name in person. If the letter is written by typewriter or computer, the writer's name should also be marked on the writer's signature.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Letters