What notices and announcements have in common is that they are all public documents, requiring short length, easy-to-understand language and concise and solemn words. The difference lies in the different content attributes. Announcement is used to "announce important or statutory matters at home and abroad", while announcement is used to explain "matters that should be observed or known within a certain range". The circular is widely used, which can be used by general organs, enterprises, institutions and even temporary institutions, but mandatory circular must be issued according to law. Its limited scope cannot exceed the authority of the issuing authority, and the notice is clear and binding. Because its content mostly involves specific business activities or work, the Notice also has professional characteristics in content. Notice is a weekly intellectual document, which is suitable for publishing matters that should be observed or known within a certain range. The circular has a wide range of applications, which can be used by general organs, enterprises, institutions and even temporary institutions, but the compulsory circular must be issued according to law, and its limited scope cannot exceed the authority of the issuing organ. Announcement is one of the main languages of administrative official documents. Both announcement and announcement belong to Oracle Bone Inscriptions language, and it has a wide range of publication. Announcement is an official document used to announce important or statutory matters at home and abroad. Applicable to the announcement of important or statutory matters at home and abroad.
Announcement is used to "announce important or statutory matters at home and abroad" and has the characteristics of information and knowledge; Compared with the announcement, the content of the announcement is "matters that should be observed or known within a certain range", which has distinct execution and knowledge.
Legal basis: Article 87 of the Civil Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), with the consent of the addressee, the people's court may serve litigation documents by fax, e-mail and other means that can confirm receipt, except for judgments, rulings and conciliation statements.