E-Mail There Should Be Traditional Letter Etiquette.

Learning the etiquette of traditional Chinese letters can enable us to express ourselves in the lines when we can't meet.

In addition, although many people do not pay attention to the etiquette of letters, but in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, Japan and overseas Chinese areas still retain the most traditional letter etiquette. Mastering the basic letter etiquette not only helps improve personal etiquette literacy, but also helps to enhance communication.

Professor Peng has received many letters from Korean and Japanese friends or Hong Kong and Taiwan scholars. They are very particular about letter etiquette.

For example, a Korean friend wrote the word "fate test". Professor Peng asked his students that they did not know what this meant. In fact, it was a self modesty. They did not dare to write to you. They had to give life to their fate. "Fate" means the person who sent the life.

Professor Peng Collectible a letter from Mr. Qian Muwei's wife, and there are many traditional letters in addition to the elevation and the que.

She wrote that it was too late to say anything, and to wait for Shuang an, also known as their husband and wife. This letter fully embodies the traditional letter etiquette.

In addition, we can also read Lu Xun's letter to his mother and Mao Zedong's letter to the teacher, and we can see the charm of Chinese traditional etiquette.

Nowadays, fewer and fewer people write letters, most of them use E-mail, but in fact, some basic principles, such as the structure of letters, honorific and so on, should still be the same as traditional letters.

Learning to write letters is the most basic embodiment of cultural quality and personal self-restraint.