The Hanyu Pinyin format of the application is usually as follows: Name (or title) of the applicants, signature (or stamp) in Chinese Pinyin For example: Wang Ming's Hanyu Pinyin signature In the application form, the name of the applicants should be written as Wang Ming. In addition, the Hanyu Pinyin format of the application can also be adjusted according to the specific situation. For example, the name of the applicants may have other Pinyin parts that need to be filled in according to the actual situation.
The format of the application varies according to the specific situation, but it usually includes the following parts: 1. Information of the applicants: including the name, contact information, ID number and other basic information of the applicants. 2. Items to apply for: specify the items to apply for, such as applying for party membership, applying for scholarship, applying for civil servants, etc. 3. application materials: List the application materials that need to be submitted, such as the application form for joining the party, scholarship application form, civil servant application form, etc. 4. Body: Including the reason, reason, and actual situation of the application. 5. Ending: State the application deadline and contact details. In addition, the format of the application needed to be adjusted according to the specific situation, such as adding tables, citations, and so on. The format of the application should be concise, standardized, and neat to facilitate the review and approval of the applicants and relevant departments.
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The application form should generally include the following information: 1. Information of the applicants: including the name of the applicants, ID number, contact information, etc. 2. Items to apply for: specify the items to apply for, such as applying for a degree, joining the party, patent application, etc. 3. Reason and basis: Explain the reasons and basis of the application, such as the reason for applying for a degree, the reason for joining the party, the reason for applying for a patent, etc. 4. Promise and guarantee: The applicants need to promise and guarantee that their actions are legal and reasonable and will not have any adverse effects on the application. 5. attachments and supporting materials: If necessary, you can attach relevant attachments and supporting materials such as labor contracts, financial statements, etc. The format of the application can be adjusted according to specific matters and requirements. Generally, it includes three parts: the title, the body, and the end. 1 Title: Summon the main content of the application in one sentence. 2. Body: Including the information of the applicants, the matters of application, reasons and basis, promises and guarantees, attachments and supporting materials. End: Explain the request or requirement of the application, such as the date of submission, recipient information, etc. The application form should be carefully written with accurate content, concise and concise format to facilitate the recipient's processing of the application.
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Hanyu Pinyin was a Zhuyin system that was proposed and implemented in 1958 to replace traditional Zhuyin methods such as the Latin-American alphabets and Zhuyin symbols. However, before that, Chinese characters had always been the main way of expression for people. Before the appearance of Chinese characters, people used some other symbols to represent phoneme, such as dots, horizontal, vertical, left, right, and other strokes to represent the initial and final. Although these symbols could represent phoneme, it was very inconvenient to write and easy to confuse. In addition, some people also used other methods such as oral pronunciation or rhyme books. Although these methods can also represent phoneme, they are not accurate enough and are easy to confuse. Therefore, although Hanyu Pinyin was popularized in 1958, people had already used various methods to understand Chinese characters and express their pronunciation before 1958.