China Post is scheduled to issue a set of 2 special stamps for the Year of Nongyin on January 5, 2022, with the names of the stamp designs as: National Fortune Changlong and Huyun Auspicious, and the face value of the full set of stamps is 2.40 yuan. The planned circulation is 40.4 million stamps in figure 1 and 38.8 million stamps in figure 2.
The seventh set of chinese zodiac stamps is designed by The famous Chinese painter Feng Dazhong, whose artworks are especially famous for painting tigers. "The Year of Nong yin" continues the design concept of the fourth round of zodiac stamps, interpreting the concepts of "country" and "home".
A set of two stamps, the first stamp "National Fortune Changlong", depicts the image of a majestic tiger on the mountain, standing tall and ambitious, conveying the meaning of the country's prosperity and ambition; the second stamp "Tiger Yun auspicious", depicting the warm scene of a gentle tiger mother with two small tigers, implying the prosperity of children and grandchildren and a happy family.
The image of the tiger in the zodiac stamp of "The Year of Nongyin" starts from the truth, obtains the nature of the tiger, and carefully interprets the beauty of the tiger. Stamps are presented using offset engraving and joint printing, and the image details are richer and more delicate, and they are both anti-counterfeiting and artistic in the printing process.
At 9:30 a.m. on January 5, the Shanghai Branch of China Post Group Co., Ltd., the Shanghai Federation of Economic Organizations and the Shanghai Federation of Industrial Economics jointly held the "Baifu Gu zhen" stamp launch ceremony and the 2022 New Year Philatelic Culture Salon in the atrium on the first floor of the Shanghai Post Building on the banks of the Suzhou River, jointly telling the story of philately and inheriting cultural classics.
Today, 87 designated postal outlets in Shanghai supply stamps and related philatelic products from the opening hours of external business hours, and can also purchase relevant stamps and philatelic products through online platforms such as China Post Online Business Hall (https://www.11185.cn) and "Shanghai Philatelic Corporation" Micro Mall.
Reporter / Gao Lei
Editor / Sun Chaohui
Photo / Gao Lei
Video / Chengzi Kai
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