Excuse me, when I go to the county education bureau to open the Learning Contact Letter, do I write my own certificate and stamp it directly, or does the education bureau have a copy for me to fill in and stamp? You can only prove your identity if you get an account. What you want to open is a "study abroad contact letter", and education is very important. So when you go, you should bring not only valid identification, but also academic credentials. Official letters have certain format requirements. You should write them in advance, so it is not good for the Education Bureau to stamp the official seal. It should be written by the staff of the Education Bureau in person according to the writing regulations. As far as I know, there is no such thing as "the Education Bureau has its own copy".