Dear Miss Idea,
How are you? I hope you are better than me who pines at lovesickness.

Since the moment I saw you on the Internet, Miss Insight, I have fallen in love with you. Yes, you are right. It's love at first sight. Don't laugh at me please. Beautiful as you are, you must know how fragile the heart of one in love is (I don't know how many hearts you have hurt)and can't really afford any jeer. But laugh away, if you must. I don't want you to supress your feelings too much. It won't do you any good. Do you know, Miss Insight, that I think of you all the time? I just can't get you out of my head. I think of you when I eat and drink and walk on the campus. I think of you any time at any where. I can't help smilin at your humour. I am deeply touched by your understanding of your workers. And I like your gentleness, as well as your vigour in craving a career. Ah, you are my dream. You are the apple of my eye.

Growing up in the cosmopolitan city of Shanghai, you may think someone born in the countryside not good enough for you. But I do not ask for your hand yet. I just want to a chance to show you that the education I have received in the city has enabled and qualified me to handle the big city life and to be in your company without for a considerable while. In fact we share a lot in common. You are in the publishing industry, and I, with English as my major in both undergraduate and graduate study, have a great appetite for reading. So books are the favourite of us both. I can read away all day long. I love literature. I like books concerning culture as well. I also like writing. It gives me immeasurable pleasure to compose a prose or poem in my spare time. You must be very careful, and meticulosity happens to be my work ethic too. Perfection is what I always go after. And dream and a sense of responsibility have been my old companions. It's true I have not had much experience in your field. But I am keen to learn. And I have a strong interest in your field, not because of you, though your beauty would have converted me to your industry, but that I have long wanted to join your field. Isn't this another thing in common between us?

I know charming as you are, you must have loads of letters from admirers to read. To win one appointment with you, I must let you know more about me. The curriculum vitae enclosed will give you more information about me. Please read it with usual your patience. If you would like more information, please feel free to contact me. I would love to do anything to let you know me. And if you are interested, would you please put away your lady's reserve, do me this little favor and put a termination to my pain? It's for the happiness of both of us. Just one meeting to let us learn more about each other. I look forward to your reply.

Yours
Humbly and sincerely
Johnson