1. Ask for an airmail envelope

2. Put a stamp on it. This is the last step because it has to be weighed by the aunt at the post office before making a decision (it’s all nonsense, pia flies!!)

3. If you are sending to South Korea, the format is like this

To: South Korea<---This is to let the staff of the Chinese Post Office understand where you want to send

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xxxxxxxxxxx<---Recipient's address

xxx<---Recipient's name

Write the recipient's zip code on the last line

Envelope On the reverse side, write your address, name, and zip code at the top.

Note: It is best to use Korean for the recipient's address, so that the letter can be sent faster, because the Korean postman does not have to translate it.

The second choice is English. In the end, if it doesn’t work, I will use Chinese.

Every time I write like this, my friends will receive it~~Don’t worry~

If you are not worried, please try again before sending it. Let the staff take a look to make sure you wrote it correctly