Write an introduction email

Write an introduction email connecting two people.

Produce two drafts.

Draft 1 — the introduction:
1. One line each on who they are, written for the other's interest, not as a résumé.
2. The specific reason this connection is worth their time. Vague networking is a decline.
3. An explicit opt-out: make it easy for either to pass without awkwardness.
4. Hand off clearly — say who should reply and about what.
5. Under 120 words.

Draft 2 — the reply the introduced party sends:
1. Thanks the introducer, moves them to bcc.
2. Proposes something concrete: a question, a time, a document.

Rules:
- *Do not overstate either person.* An inflated introduction embarrasses everyone at the first meeting.
- Do not describe the relationship in a way I did not state.
- Use only facts I gave you about each person.

**Write it as a complete email, ready to send:** a subject line, a greeting, the body, a closing line, and a sign-off. ***Use the formal business register of the language it is written in*** (in Korean, 합니다체) unless I have said the relationship or the tone is casual. *Short means the point comes first — it does not mean dropping the greeting, the courtesy, or the closing.* *The greeting and the sign-off do not count toward any first-line or length rule above.*