How to Address A
Chinese Envelope
Keywords: Chinese address, verification,
information, return address, destination, postage stamp
Chinese envelope format is different
from the English format, but they both consist of three parts:
the return address, destination and postage stamp.
A standard Chinese envelope print the six digit code frame on
the upper left corner of the facade to write in the zip-code of
the destination. Next to the zip-code is where the receiver's
address (destination) placed, commonly on the upper or left flap
of the envelope. The Chinese address writes from general to
detail which is quite different from the English format. It
starts the first line of the receiver's address with the
country's name (if necessary), then followed in turns the
province, the city and the physical street address or P.O. box
number. You must make verification before you fill out the
content on the envelope.
The detailed address is often arranged in a line unless if it
looks too long. Writing another line is also accepted. The hand
writing should be clear and legible by black or blue ink. Avoid
red ink because red name is ominous in Chinese culture. The
receiver's name is given in the center of the envelope usually
in bold character and addressed with Chinese honorific such as
先生(Mr.) and 女士(Miss).
The sender's information is put on the right down side of the
envelope, putting each element of the address in the same order
as above.
Finally, attach proper postage to the upper right-hand corner of
the envelope. Avoid placing tape over postage stamps.
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