Ghost writing, also called ghost writing, as the name implies, is to write things instead of others. There are records of writing ghost letters in ancient China. It is said that some imperial edicts of ancient emperors were written by ministers.

Common ghostwriting services include ghostwriting Spring Festival couplets, letters, memoirs, biographies, family history, enterprise development history and so on. At the same time, there are also some controversial ghost business, such as writing year-end summary and personal blog; In addition, there are some ghostwriting behaviors involving legal issues, such as ghostwriting IOUs, ghostwriting wills and complaints. At the same time, there is also the service of "writing resume", which is a small industry with some initial market in recent years. At present, there are many organizations that write resumes in China, and the front of resumes is a typical representative.

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In the second year of Zheng De, Yang Tinghe officially entered the cabinet, helping the emperor who played around all day to write official documents. He wrote most of the imperial edicts at that time. There are generally two kinds of ancient imperial edicts: the imperial edict begins with "Zhao Yue", which is dictated by the emperor and written by the emperor himself.

In fact, it is not only people who lack cultural knowledge who need to write for them. Many celebrities ask people to write ghost letters. For example, writer Tang questioned Zeng Guofan's "military approval" and thought that his approval was written by aides. Ni Kuang once wrote Tian Ba Long Department for Jin Yong, Wuyun Ghost Center and Luke Academic Center. , opened a new world of ghostwriting.

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