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| Urumqi | Poste Restante - Urumqi - how do i address a letter? Posted: Sun March 21, 2004 10:52 AM UTC
Is teh address for Poste Restante simply:
"person's name" Poste Restante Urumqi, CHINA I haven't used poste restante before. Thanks |
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| Urumqi | Re: Poste Restante - Urumqi - how do i address a letter? Posted: Sun March 21, 2004 09:24 PM UTC
You can write the address in this way in English, normally there is no problem to be sent to the right person in most of big cities in China nowadays.
(pls do remember to check the postcode in the envelop, should be correct, it's quite important!) But actually the correct way to write address in Chinese language is in reverse order, "China Postcode city Street - room number Person's name" Hope my information would do some help for u and good luck! Feifei BTW, the name of province which Xi'an locates should be "Shan Xi" instead of "Xi Shan". the name of city or place in China does not have to reverse its order even used in English. So, it's quite complicated for foreigners learning Chinese, right:)
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