关于信封上对收信人的称呼,目前似乎仍然是仁者见仁,智者见智。据1993年3月中国广播电视出版社出版的《应用文写作指南》一书第392页说,收信人“姓名下方空两三个字的地方可写‘同志’‘先生’字样,也可以不写……信封是写给邮递员看的,不要写上写信人对收信人的称谓,如‘××父收’或‘××妹收’等等。”而《语文战线》(1982年 Regarding the recipient’s name on the envelope, it still seems to be a beholder of the benevolent, and the wise see wisdom. According to the “Guide to Practical Writing” published by the China Radio and TV Press in March 1993, page 392 states that the recipient’s name “two or three words below the name” can be written as ’comrade’ or “Mr. Write... Envelopes are written for the postman. Don’t write the writer’s name for the recipient, such as ’×× Father’ or ’×× sister’, etc.’ and “The Language Front” (1982)