I want you to say 500 words (in letters)

I want you to say 500 words (the way of writing letters) as follows:

Dear mom, I want to tell you something from my heart on this quiet night. Mom, you are the most important person in my life, my closest companion and the guiding light in my life. You lit up my way forward with the brilliance of maternal love, and made me feel the warmth of the world with selfless dedication. At every stage of my growth, you have always accompanied me with your love, making me strong in difficulties and persistent in setbacks.

I deeply remember those cold winter nights. You always gently tuck me in and warm my body. I also remember those hot summer days, when you used a fan to drive away the summer heat and let me sleep. Your love is like a warm current, flowing endlessly in my life.

But, mom, I can also feel your hard work and fatigue. You have made too many efforts and sacrifices for your family and career. Your wrinkles and white hair are the traces of years, and they are also the testimony of what you have paid for me. I want to tell you that your efforts have not been ignored, and I can feel your love and care in every detail.

Mom, I hope you can think more about yourself and take good care of your body and mood. Your health and happiness are the most important things to me. I hope that in the future, I can spend every wonderful moment with you and make your life full of happiness and satisfaction.

Finally, I want to say thank you. Thank you for giving me life and your selfless love and care. I will cherish this feeling forever and repay your kindness with my actions. May your life be full of sunshine and happiness! Love your son forever.

The format of the letter generally includes the following parts:

1, letterhead: includes the address of the writer and the date of writing.

2. Address: the address of the writer to the recipient, such as Dear XX, Dear XX, etc.

3. Text: The main content of writing a letter can include the purpose, content and reason of writing a letter.

4. Ending: the writer's blessing or hope to the recipient, etc.

5. Signature: the author's signature.