Modern Secretary Writing

Author: Compiled by the Judicial/Executive Document Research Society of the Chinese Writing Society
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: China is in a critical period of reform and development, and secretarial workers face a sacred historical mission and heavy work tasks. They earnestly hope to quickly improve their secretarial writing skills and complete their tasks efficiently and high-quality. A renowned secretarial worker once said some thought-provoking and highly enlightening words: "Progress in any era is actually the history of the progress of tools. Progress of any individual is actually the progress of leveraging all external forces." In this regard, the Judicial/Executive Document Research Society of the Chinese Writing Society has organized a group of famous document experts to compile the "Modern Secretarial Writing" as a reference tool for the. This book is suitable for secretarial workers in government agencies, social organizations, enterprises and institutions, and personal secretarial enthusiasts. It can also serve as a teaching material for secretarial majors in higher education institutions. Guided by Deng Xiaoping Theory, "Three Represents" Important Thought, and Scientific Development Concept, the book keeps pace with the times and uses a comprehensive perspective and the latest examples to explain the principles and methods of modern secretarial writing, making it a reliable "mini encyclopedia" for secretarial workers. The book has the following five characteristics:
First, authority. The book is organized and compiled by the Judicial/Executive Document Research Society of the Chinese Writing Society, a specialized research institution for document studies in China, with the participation of famous document experts.
Second, accuracy. Guided by the basic theories of documentology, the book strictly adheres to the "Measures for the Processing of Public Documents of National Administrative Agencies" by the State Council, the "Regulations on the Processing of Public Documents of the Communist Party of China" by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, and the "Format for Public Documents of National Administrative Agencies" by the National Administration for Quality Supervision, Inspection, and Quarantine.
Third, completeness. It discusses both narrow public documents (legally defined public documents of government agencies) and broad public documents (which also include common business documents, specialized documents, and documents commonly used by enterprises and institutions), ensuring a comprehensive range of types, standardized formats, rigorous logic, and complete structure.
Fourth, accessibility. It explains the principles of document writing, key points, and precautions, while also providing excellent model documents for guidance and reference, making it easy for readers to understand and learn quickly, master writing techniques, and achieve generalization and application, thereby excelling in secretarial work.
Fifth, novelty. The book is based on the relevant provisions of the latest national laws, regulations, and rules, and selects the most recent and representative examples as models for readers to refer to. Secretarial work must be standardized, institutionalized, scientific, and modernized, and the book attempts to contribute to this goal, adding new vibrancy to the prosperity of secretarial studies.