Fill in the place of origin in your resume, usually referring to the place of birth or the original residence of your ancestors. This can be a province, a city or a specific area. It should be noted that the correct way to fill in the "native place" in the resume is to fill in at the provincial or municipal level, such as Chaoyang District of Beijing or Lixia District of Jinan City, Shandong Province. If you need to fill in the abbreviations of provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions in your resume, such as Beijing (Beijing) and Shandong (Shandong).

Simply put, "native place" generally comes from the father's family, and the individual comes from the mother's family. If my father's or mother's birthplace is not local, and my birthplace is my father's or mother's birthplace, you can fill in two different areas when you fill in Personal Resume's birthplace and birthplace.

Principles to be followed in filling in the origin of resume

1, simple and clear: you don't need to go to a specific street or village in detail, just fill in the province or city.

2. True and accurate: fill in your real birthplace or ancestral home, which is the guarantee of the accuracy of personal identity basic information.

3. Cultural identity: The filling of native place also reflects the cultural identity of one's birthplace or ancestral home, and sometimes it may involve emotional connection with one's hometown.

4. Optional: In some resume descriptions, the place of origin is not even necessary, especially for job seekers who move frequently and have no strong sense of identity with their place of origin.

5. Follow the requirements: Different employers may have different requirements for the content of resumes. Some employers may explicitly request to fill in the place of origin, while others may not.