New generation of postal service: Computer mailing and "Emei" performance on the same stage

The Internet has transformed the vast globe into a land of bullets. E-mail has become the darling of the online world. Today, another new form of communication is quietly emerging. It is China Post's computer mailing business.
The so-called “computer mailing” means that after a user installs a “Desk Mail” computer mailing software on a computer, it will write a good letter on the computer and use the Internet to send a mail server to the post office. After the server receives the e-mail, it will follow the postal service. Codes are automatically sorted by computers and then forwarded via the Internet to a dedicated letter-packing device near the recipient's post office. The special device automatically prints the received e-letter in a sealed body, and outputs a physical letter, and finally the postman. Send it to the recipient in the form of a flat letter delivery.
Due to the use of the network for transmission, the entire process eliminates manual sorting and transportation. Usually, the letter can be delivered to the recipient in one day or so. The postal mail sending service uses the same encryption method as the credit card for encrypted transmission. The user's software account number and password, account balance, and sending cost are all encrypted security information. The dedicated letter packaging device is completely automatic. Closed-printing packages convert electronic correspondence into physical letters, so the confidentiality of the letters is well guaranteed.
For people, paper letters can better reflect the sense of reality, formality and dignity. The computer mailing business is not only satisfying such a psychological need of people, but also meets the requirements of modern people for speed. It has changed the post office service style that has been used for centuries and provides you with a 24-hour online post office service. It combines the fast Internet technology with a reliable postal service.
There are no requirements or restrictions on the letter from the computer, and the scope of application is wide. Some elderly people are not familiar with computers. They may have difficulty using E-mail. It may be more practical to send letters to them by sending them by computer. When people need more formal contacts, such as sending invitations, sending notifications, etc., they can use the computer to send letters. For example, an insurance company, it needs to keep regular contact with the policyholders to inform users of relevant policies and measures in a timely manner, and use "Ye Meier" is less formal, then it can choose a computer to send letters. The bank issued various documents to the users, telephone bills issued by the telecommunications company to the users, and hospitals sent test sheets to the patients. All of them can use the computer to send letters. The court served the parties with subpoenas and notices, and the law firm communicated with the parties. In order to reflect its solemnity and seriousness, it was also possible to use computer mailing services. Sometimes companies need to send batches of letters, such as holiday greetings greeting customers, sending letters on computers may be much more efficient than using e-mail, and it is more formal.
It seems that E-mail is no longer a lone person. Computer mailings have also joined the fast-transmitting team, and they have been accompanied by E-mail. They have complementary advantages and provide people with convenient services. (People's Daily Su Daanshan)