Dear parent/child’s name,

In this cold winter, we miss you/your warmth and comfort at home, and hope you can also feel the warmth and care of home during your stay on campus. To this end, we have specially prepared a warm gift – a hot bowl of soup! Hope it can bring you comfort and nourishment.

This bowl of soup is carefully brewed by us and is full of love and blessings. It can not only warm the body, but also add a touch of home flavor to the days living on campus. I hope every bite of soup can bring you a warm feeling and make you feel the care of family and friends from afar.

No matter what difficulties or challenges you encounter, this bowl of soup will be your support and encouragement. It represents our care and attention. I hope you can persevere and constantly strive to pursue your dreams. No matter what difficulties you encounter, remember that we are always behind you to support you.

Hope you enjoy the warmth of this bowl of soup. It represents our hearts. No matter how far away, our hearts and thoughts are closely connected to you. If you need any help or want to share with us the bits and pieces of living on campus, you can always call or send us a message.

Please remember that we are always watching you and looking forward to your new achievements and progress. I hope this bowl of soup can bring you good memories and thoughts of home.

I sincerely wish you happiness and health during your stay on campus! Looking forward to seeing you again soon.

Warm wishes,

(your name/sender name)

What gifts do you buy for visiting the surgery patient?

For the patient who has just had surgery, because the body is relatively weak, you can send some flowers, fruits or nourishing food. You can send some flowers. For example, you can send some lilies. Because the patient is weak, after being discharged from the hospital, you will see some flowers and feel particularly good. You can also send some flowers and plants such as gypsy stars.

You can send some fruits.

For patients, don’t eat some spicy food and those foods, you can send some fresh fruits, such as apples and bananas, which can help whiten and beautify the face, moisturize the intestines and laxative.

You can send some health care products.

You can send some milk powder, Wang Laoji six walnuts and Trensu.

Because the patient who has just had surgery is very weak, you can buy some milk powder and let them drink it or black sesame paste.

Let them supplement some calcium, add more protein, and buy some eggs.

But this also varies from disease to disease.

For example, for patients with hypertension and arteriosclerosis, foods such as mountain plants, oranges, and honey can be sent.

These foods can lower blood pressure and slow down the development of arteriosclerosis.

If it is a patient with stomach disease and duodenal ulcer, it is not advisable to send irritating foods such as orange juice, bayberry, orange, box fish, and cream cakes. Extended reading: However, it is worth noting that there are many taboos on sending flowers to patients. When visiting patients, do not send whole pots of flowers, so as not to be misunderstood by patients as long-term illness and root; do not send flowers with too strong colors and strong fragrance, which will cause patients to be allergic. Adults stimulate irritability; sending “Fuso” and hanging bell begonia are also avoided, because they are homophonic with “mourning” and “hanging to the end” is considered unlucky. In Hong Kong, visiting patients should avoid sending plum blossoms, because plum and mold are homophonic. In Hong Kong and Taiwan, it is avoided to send calamus, also known as gladiolus, which is homophonic with “seeing difficulties”.

There are also some color taboos, such as white and yellow chrysanthemums and gray and cool flowers with white, blue, yellow and black colors, which should not be given to patients, so as not to touch the situation and cause patients to have depressed associations. On the contrary, it will damage the mood of recuperation.