The characteristics of practical writing language are as follows

Rigorous, solemn, accurate, standardized, simple and decent.

1. Rigidity and solemnity: The official documents in the text should be spoken in the name of the organ and have legal authority. The language should be rigorous and solemn, reflecting the seriousness of official documents. Therefore, it is not appropriate to use spoken or literary language. Requirements:

1. Use the standard written language;

2. Choose words with clear and limited meanings;

3. Use special words.

2. Accurate and standardized: correctly recording and transmitting information is the basic requirement for writing practical writing. Following this requirement, the language expression of practical writing must conform to the objective reality and logic, that is, the concept is clear, the judgment and reasoning are correct and appropriate, and at the same time it must conform to the grammatical and rhetorical norms.

Concise and decent: simple, that is, the style of writing should be unpretentious, the language should be realistic, and direct narration should be emphasized. Appropriateness means that the language of practical writing should meet the needs of different types of practical writing, and the speech should be measured and moderate.