An appeal can be written by a lawyer or by himself. The main contents include: the basic information of the appellant and the appellee; Appeal request; Reasons for appeal, etc. If the appellant is a citizen, it shall be signed by the appellant himself, and if the appellant is a unit or other organization, it shall be stamped with the official seal. A copy of the appeal shall be submitted according to the number of the opposing parties to the case. For example, one party should file two appeals.

Need to remind you that the cases tried by the court of second instance mainly focus on the appeal scope of the parties. (Except for criminal cases, the criminal second instance is the whole case review), if the parties have not made a request, it will not be reviewed.

Therefore, your demands must be clear and specific, and the facts and reasons must be clear, sufficient and targeted. Of course, if the court of second instance finds that the judgment of first instance violates the prohibitive provisions of the law and infringes on the interests of both parties or others, it will also correct it.