(2) Then don't stick the top line, write: (1) Choose according to the season; Xichun, Cheyenne, Qiu Qi, Donjui, Liangchen, Sui and Jin. (2) According to the identity of the object: female: Fang An; Elders; Taian, Fuan, Jinan; Teacher: teaching safety; Editing: editing; Writer: Write about safety, and write about safety (the above-mentioned "safety" can sometimes be changed to "Qi", "Ji" and "Sui". ).
(3) According to the situation of the object, choose: marriage: to get married, to get married forever, to have a happy marriage, to be in love forever, and to have a happy marriage; Travel: travel, tourist safety, illness: rehabilitation. Pay attention to the reasonable collocation of words and often make cross-transformations.
At the end of the letter, you can choose some specific words: the paper is short and affectionate, and it is inseparable; In other words, stop writing and let me follow up; The book is not satisfactory, and the rest is very important; I am very busy, I don't want to say anything; I am obsessed with trifles, so I won't say much; Sketching this is not a liberal arts; Please forgive me for rushing into this meadow. In previous letters, we often see blessings such as Shang Qi, Wen-qi, Jin-qi, De 'an and Ke 'an.
The way of greeting is also related to the generation of the object. For example, when writing letters to elders, we usually use "peace to you" and "sincere prayers". Similarly, when writing to our superiors, we generally use "respectfully ask" and "respectfully ask". When writing to colleagues, we usually use "Please Daan", "Good wishes to Tang Qi" and "Good question". There are many words that are really difficult to read. China, as a state of etiquette, has a profound cultural background. Although it's embarrassing, some people still use it occasionally in today's workplace etiquette. Here, I post it for your simple understanding.
"Qi" means auspiciousness, and "Shang Qi" is only used for business, which is similar to "prosperous business" in the vernacular, and there are some other names at the end: 1. Please pay tribute: for grandparents and parents: pay tribute to Jinan, please pay tribute to Fu Ansu for Jinan. Used for relatives and elders: Please pay tribute to Fusui, please pay tribute to Chong 'an, just pay tribute, please feel at ease, be sincere and healthy.
Used for teachers: Please be quiet, respectful, respectful, sincere and respectful. Used for relatives and friends: respect good health and stay near safety, live a relaxed life, follow Hou Daan, and sacrifice to Tai 'an.
To the relatives and friends of the younger generation: seek near goodness, seek near goodness and praise peace. Used for people who have grandparents with their parents: please serve Ann, bless her and wait for her.
Used for cohabiting couples: please be happy, obedient, happy, respectful and happy. Used in politics: please respect, please be respectful, please be honest.
Used in military field: Please be respectful and welcome Jiean. Used in academic circles: only praise writing neat, only seek safety, observance and learning safety, that is, praise the age of literature, that is, wait.
Used in the business world: demanding financial security, respecting waiting security, and praising raising money. For passengers: please travel safely, pay tribute to the itinerary and inquire about the itinerary.
Household: Please invite Tan An to enjoy Tan Fu and Shun Tan Song. Used in wedding celebrations: congratulations, congratulations, congratulations.
Used to celebrate the new year: to congratulate the new year, that is, to celebrate the new year. Used for condolences: at this time, such as filial piety, advice, and plain shoes.
Habit of asking about illness: please ask about health care, and I wish you an early recovery. Used for seasonal greetings: spring, spring, summer, autumn, winter and furnace.
Used to greet a day: say good morning, good morning, good afternoon, good night, good morning and have a nice day. 2. Sign the following honorary words: for grandparents and parents: hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo.
Habit of respecting elders: sincerity, earnestness, worship, sincerity, respect and sincerity. Used for peers: sincerity, sincerity, sincerity, hand, hand, nod, worship, say, worship, pray, say and say.
Younger generation: Shou Yu, punctuality, Lu, Cao, Cao Shi and Yu. Used to reply: Fu Su, hands, heart, heart.
Used for anonymity: justified (with a business card attached), clear-minded, sealed-hearted, forgiving and knowing both. Used as a supplement: start again, arrive again, update again, update again, update again.
3. Postscript: Greeting the elders: Before your father (or your mother) came of age, I begged your name and paid my respects. In the past, when an uncle didn't come, he asked his name and paid a New Year call.
Greetings to colleagues: A brother prayed for the future and said goodbye. A brother didn't write again.
Greetings to the younger generation: wait for your son Cargill. Say hello to your son.
Greetings from the elders: My father asked me to write a greeting. An uncle asked for greetings.
Waiting for peers: my brother wrote a greeting, and one brother wrote a greeting. Waiting for the younger generation: the child knocks at the door.
Sun Xiao knocked at me. Someone salutes him.
2. How to close the letters of an ancient Chinese text can be found through Baidu Library;
For more information, please refer to:
End of the letter
You can choose an appropriate congratulatory message under the body of the letter:
Write first: wish, true wish, true wish, true wish, praise, sorry, please wait. At the end of the text or on a new line.
(2) Then don't stick the top line, write: (1) Choose according to the season; Xichun, Cheyenne, Qiu Qi, Donjui, Liangchen, Sui and Jin. (2) According to the identity of the object: female: Fang An; Elders; Taian, Fuan, Jinan; Teacher: teaching safety; Editing: editing; Writer: Write about safety, and write about safety (the above-mentioned "safety" can sometimes be changed to "Qi", "Ji" and "Sui". ). (3) According to the situation of the object, choose: marriage: to get married, to get married forever, to get married happily, to fall in love forever, to get married happily; Travel: travel, tourist safety, illness: rehabilitation. Pay attention to the reasonable collocation of words and often make cross-transformations.
At the end of the letter, you can choose some specific words: the paper is short and affectionate, and it is inseparable; In other words, stop writing and let me follow up; The book is not satisfactory, and the rest is very important; I am very busy, I don't want to say anything; I am obsessed with trifles, so I won't say much; Sketching this is not a liberal arts; Please forgive me for rushing into this meadow.
In previous letters, we often see blessings such as Shang Qi, Wen-qi, Jin-qi, De 'an and Ke 'an.
The way of greeting is also related to the generation of the object. For example, when writing letters to elders, we usually use "peace to you" and "sincere prayers". Similarly, when writing to our superiors, we generally use "respectfully ask" and "respectfully ask". When writing to colleagues, we usually use "Please Daan", "Good wishes to Tang Qi" and "Good question".
There are many words that are really difficult to read. China, as a state of etiquette, has a profound cultural background. Although it's embarrassing, some people still use it occasionally in today's workplace etiquette. Here, I post it for your simple understanding.
"Qi" means auspiciousness, and "Shang Qi" is only used for business, which is similar to "prosperous business" in the vernacular.
Other concluding remarks:
1, please be quiet:
For grandparents and parents: Please pay tribute to Jin 'an, please ask Fu 'an to invite Jin 'an.
Used for relatives and elders: Please pay tribute to Fusui, please pay tribute to Chong 'an, just pay tribute, please feel at ease, be sincere and healthy.
Used for teachers: Please be quiet, respectful, respectful, sincere and respectful.
Used for relatives and friends: respect good health and stay near safety, live a relaxed life, follow Hou Daan, and sacrifice to Tai 'an.
To the relatives and friends of the younger generation: seek near goodness, seek near goodness and praise peace.
Used for people who have grandparents with their parents: please serve Ann, bless her and wait for her.
Used for cohabiting couples: please be happy, obedient, happy, respectful and happy.
Used in politics: please respect, please be respectful, please be honest.
Used in military field: Please be respectful and welcome Jiean.
Used in academic circles: only praise writing neat, only seek safety, observance and learning safety, that is, praise the age of literature, that is, wait.
Used in the business world: demanding financial security, respecting waiting security, and praising raising money.
For passengers: please travel safely, pay tribute to the itinerary and inquire about the itinerary.
Household: Please invite Tan An to enjoy Tan Fu and Shun Tan Song.
Used in wedding celebrations: congratulations, congratulations, congratulations.
Used to celebrate the new year: to congratulate the new year, that is, to celebrate the new year.
Used for condolences: at this time, such as filial piety, advice, and plain shoes.
Habit of asking about illness: please ask about health care, and I wish you an early recovery.
Used for seasonal greetings: spring, spring, summer, autumn, winter and furnace.
Used to greet a day: say good morning, good morning, good afternoon, good night, good morning and have a nice day.
2. Honorary remarks under signature:
Used for grandparents and parents: salutation, honorific title, honorific title, honorific title, honorific title, honorific title and knocking at the door.
Habit of respecting elders: sincerity, earnestness, worship, sincerity, respect and sincerity.
Used for peers: sincerity, sincerity, sincerity, hand, hand, nod, worship, say, worship, pray, say and say.
Younger generation: Shou Yu, punctuality, Lu, Cao, Cao Shi and Yu.
Used to reply: Fu Su, hands, heart, heart.
Used for anonymity: justified (with a business card attached), clear-minded, sealed-hearted, forgiving and knowing both.
Used as a supplement: start again, arrive again, update again, update again, update again.
3. Additional remarks:
Greet the elders: ask for a name in front of your father (or mother). In the past, when an uncle didn't come, he asked his name and paid a New Year call.
Greetings to colleagues: A brother prayed for the future and said goodbye. A brother didn't write to say hello again.
Greetings to the younger generation: wait for your son Cargill. Say hello to your son.
Greetings from the elders: My father asked me to write a greeting. An uncle asked for greetings.
Waiting for peers: my brother wrote a greeting, and one brother wrote a greeting.
Waiting for the younger generation: the child knocks at the door. Sun Xiao knocked at me. Someone salutes him.
3. Classical Chinese letters, explaining sudden words ... in a hurry. Jiang Zaibai is his elder brother in the same year of engagement. The seventeenth.
This sentence means that it starts with Han Jiang and has content in the middle. The content is to thank Han Jiang. It turns out that the thing now is to thank him. This is in a hurry, which means I was in a hurry and didn't have time to talk. Not declaring means not telling. Jiang Zaibai is his elder brother in the same year of engagement. The seventeenth. This is the last sentence of the letter, that is, call Han Jiang again, and then the time is seventeen.
I'm sorry ... nothing. Before the stage, I made a suggestion. This is Mi Fei's Gan Hui Post (sitting in a book with Si Jiantai).
I think it means don't write.
White of Xi: If you don't judge, how can you respect your body? This is Wang Xizhi's He Rutie.
White people in Xi: What if you don't judge your body? Tell me later. Cold hooligans in the middle of semantics. Looking for white. Xi's white.
Wang Xizhi told me: I wonder how you are recently? Talk about (this matter) later. I can't do anything because I'm sick with a cold. I'll let you know after exploring. Xi's announcement
White is a usage when writing letters, similar to Wang Xizhi's colon and the colon when we write letters now. If you translate it, just translate it into complaints.
No trial means I don't know. There is also a pause after the word "non-trial", which is a form of honoring books, such as empty words and holding to show respect.
These three are ancient letters, invitations and the like. Search the original picture to see, mainly to appreciate calligraphy. To know the specific meaning, we must combine the writing background and writing habits at that time.
An example of a letter to parents in classical Chinese begins like this: parents kneel at the knees of adults and respect them.
Signature: Your father is an elder, so you should write your signature and add a knock or knock to your name.
Add year, month and day.
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Nowadays, people like to say "hello" at the beginning of a letter or a phone call and when they meet and greet each other. There are several forms of expression in ancient Chinese:
First, the use of honorifics, such as "my dear friend", "my elder" and "my sister", already includes "hello".
The second is to say hello according to the local situation at that time, such as "Where are the nobles going?" "Brother, hope that you are well" and so on also include "Hello".
In addition, some greetings are provided:
1. Jingkou Jinan. This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Respect: respect, respect; Buckle: using the head to buckle the ground, the most respected etiquette in the old society; Jin: The metaphor is noble and precious, which refers to the other person's body; Ann: Peace. It means to bow respectfully to you and wish you good health. & ltbr & gt
2. Please bless. Greetings at the end of the letter to parents. Please: words of respect have no real meaning; F: happiness, blessing. It means respectfully wishing you happiness and health. & ltbr & gt
3. Bless Kang 'an. This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Kang: healthy; Ann: Peace. It means respectfully wishing you health and safety. & ltbr & gt
4. Congratulations on your birthday. This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Sincerity: respect and solemnity: honor: height and length. I respectfully wish you a long and healthy life. & ltbr & gt
5. hello. Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. Gong; Respect, obedience; Please: respect the text; Display: a courtesy title for sending letters. It means to write to you respectfully and wish you peace. & ltbr & gt
6. It's easy to read. This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Shun: deferential; Knock: buckle the ground with your head; Worship: high; Qi: Auspicious. I humbly bow to you and wish you good luck. & ltbr & gt
7. Please pay your respects. This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Devotion: piety; Chong: high. I sincerely wish you happiness and peace. & ltbr & gt
8. Please pay attention to safety. This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. Jun (jūn): Used as a title of respect for subordinates and superiors in the old days. Jun is an ancient unit of weight, which is extended to be valuable here. I respectfully wish you peace and happiness. & ltbr & gt
9. Greet Fuan. This is the greeting at the end of the letter to the elders. F: happiness; Sui (suí): Good. I respectfully wish you happiness and safety. & ltbr & gt
10. Please pay your respects. Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. T: fu. It means respectfully wishing you happiness and peace. & ltbr & gt
1 1. Please rest in peace. Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. Y: maintenance. I respectfully wish you peace and happiness all your life. & ltbr & gt
12. Tang 'an in Sukou. Greetings at the end of the letter to the elders. Sue: worship; Don: In class. This refers to the place where the elders live. "Ancient Poetry is Jiao Zhongqing's Wife": "It is revealed in a mother's class." This refers to the main house where parents live, so it refers to parents. I bow my head and wish you peace and happiness. & ltbr & gt
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5. Find a letter in classical Chinese, such as Battle of Red Cliffs.
Borrow military books
Meng De, with 800,000 armour, has a vast territory and a burning eyebrows. I want to run around, I want to go, I want to go to the battlefield. Its strength is not enough, so use it. Replace his enemies.
You, my grandson, and Liu, I regard you as my brother, and I will make a world of difference. You have a hundred strong men, but I have no money. I have a long-term love, and I have made great contributions. Take me back, just in case, with Cao Jun.
Jiangnan, Miruogaishan, soldiers reach the world, ministers can exhaust, there is no balance between the two. Pick the stars in the wind and rain, the building is dangerous, if love is true, I am in the womb. It can be said today that if I slip and fall into the water, can you cross the river? As the saying goes; The water in Chibi has no pity for us, only the water margin has passed away. This is not enough in the world. In other words, there must be a difference between a rudder and a sail in the same boat. Rudder is not suitable, sail helps the wind. If one side loses its head, it will endanger the ship.
Wu Hou Chen Si Chen Si, with my soldiers, helped me, so it is clear.
6. Writing format of classical Chinese letters The text of a letter, that is, what the writer says to the recipient, is the main body of the letter.
The text starts from the second line of the letterhead, preceded by the word blank. If the prologue is on a separate line, the text can be written on the next line of the prologue.
The contents of the letter are different, so there is no need to unify when writing, and the principle is accurate expression and accurate meaning. Generally speaking, talk about each other's affairs first, show concern, attention or gratitude and respect, and then talk about your own affairs.
After the text is written, if there is any omission, it can be added at the end; Or write it in the blank at the bottom right of the letter, and add the words "other" and "you" before the postscript; Or write the words "friendship" or "enthusiasm" after the postscript. The conclusion, that is, the conclusion of the letter, should belong to a part of the text.
However, similar to the "opening remarks", a series of commonly used concluding remarks have also been formed in old-style letters, which are still frequently used in books and slips of people from all walks of life. I might as well list some here for your reference.
Books are short and long, so I won't repeat them one by one. Forgive me one by one.