The rise is a Chinese word into writing habits, can be divided into two kinds: Norway lift with flat lift. Since 1949, mainland China is no longer using the wording "heard" this kind of writing habit. Such as Mao Zedong, before the name is not coupled with a space or newline top grid writing. Norway lift Norwegian lift refers in honor, in front of the names and titles remain an empty word (the equivalent of a full-width space ""). At present there are official documents in Taiwan use, such as the former ROC president Chiang Kai-shek, or Sun Yat-sen. Flat lift Flat lift, is more respected notation. When used to wrap names directly to the head (top grid for his writing). Commonly used in the former monarch of the correspondence, but is now rarely used. Example Please alert your users, beware of swindlers on your side. Sun Yat-sen, Chiang Kai-shek I think it should be the original meaning The accompanying explanations of others: As the English invasion. Rise also has a new meaning, title. Titles, names, titles, titles, qualifications, titles, rights, title Commercial invoice: the rise of the buyer, that is, the consignee Bill of Lading: the rise is to order of .... is usually the consignee, which is the buyer, there are blank letterhead, as well as come to rise (to bearer) Draft: three types: restrictive rise, indicative rise, rise bearer (bearer payable) are payable to the Vendor or its designated payee Cheque: payable to the payee is Credit: do not speak the rise, they talk about the beneficiary and the issuer
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English Expression
n.: rear one's head, hold up one's head, name of the buyer or payee on bills,receipts,or space for filling such a name, begin a new line, as a remark of respect, when mentioning the addressee in letters, etc., gain ground, look up, rear the [its, his]head, raise its ugly head, raise one's ugly head, rear its ugly head, rear one's ugly head, raise its head, raise one's head, rear its head, come up
v.: rise, raise one's head, gain ground
French Expression
v. lever la tête;
gagner (du terrain), voir sa situation s'améliorer