The writing rules for the Children’s Letter Contest include: writing standards for title, body, end, signature, and date. The specific writing method is as follows:
1. Title
Write the title in the top box of the first line of the letter paper, and use a colon ":" after the title. This is a title given by the writer to the recipient, expressing the relationship between the writer and the recipient.
1. Letter to elders. If they are close relatives, just write the title, not the name; if they are related, write the title of the relationship; for elders who are not close relatives, you can add the first or last name before the title.
2. A letter to the common people. For letters from classmates, fellow townsmen, colleagues, and friends, you can use your name, nickname, or add "classmate", "comrade", etc.
3. Letter to the teacher. Usually only the last name or first name is written, plus the word "teacher". Teachers who are very familiar with them can also be referred to as "teachers".
2. Text
Write the text in two spaces below the salutation. The main content of the letter should be to tell the other party the situation, exchange thoughts and feelings, ask and ask certain questions, etc. Write things clearly one by one. The main text usually begins with a greeting. Greeting is a kind of civilized and polite behavior, and it is also a kind of etiquette towards the recipient. It reflects the concern of the writer for the recipient.
The greeting is written on the line below the title, with two spaces in front, and often forms a paragraph of its own. After the greeting, there are often a few opening words, such as "Long time no see, farewell and well." "How is everything lately?" "Long time no communication, I miss you so much" and so on. The greeting should be concise and appropriate.
Before writing the text, you should have a clear idea of ??the purpose of the letter, and make it organized and hierarchical. If you want to talk about several things at the same time in the letter, you should pay more attention to the clear priority, beginning and end, and appropriate details. It is best to talk about one thing in a paragraph, and do not mix them up.
3. Ending
After writing the main text, you should end the letter by writing some greetings expressing respect or wishes based on the relationship between the recipient and yourself. Customarily called a salute, it is a courtesy to the recipient of the letter. When wishing, you can choose appropriate words according to the person and the specific situation, and do not use them indiscriminately.
1. To the elders, you can use "I wish you good health", "I wish you good health", "Fu'an", "Longevity", "Best regards", etc.
2. For peers, you can use "I wish you a happy day", "Good luck in your work", "I wish you progress", "Good Spring", etc.
3. For juniors, you can use "I wish you progress in your studies", "I wish you all the best", and "Please take care of yourself".
4. Signature
In the last line of the letter, sign the name of the writer. The signature should be written on the right half line after the end of the text. If you are writing to a relative or friend, you can add your title, followed by your first name, not your last name. If you are writing a letter to an organization, be sure to include both your first and last name. After the signature, sometimes "Yours sincerely", "Yours sincerely", etc. are added depending on the situation to show respect.
5. Date
Write the year, month and day below the signature. The purpose is to let the other party know the time when you are writing the letter, and you can also include the location at the same time.