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These first day covers, commemorative covers, new year cards and poetry collections with the autograph of Zhu Xuefan, the first minister of posts and telecommunications of the People's Republic of China, were donated by Zhu Xuefan's grandson, Zhu Wei.
Although these objects that have been treasured for many years are slightly yellowed under the baptism of time, they are still well preserved, recording Zhu Xuefan's most sincere and simple feelings for the younger generations.
Zhu Wei told reporters that these objects have accompanied him for many years and carried his grandfather's expectations of him, even though he has traveled to many places, but these objects have always been with him.
"This 'Three Hundred Newly Selected Tang Poems' was given to me by my grandfather in 1982 when I went to the United States to study, and he told me that even if I went to the United States, I should not forget Chinese culture and Chinese history." It was under the influence of his grandfather that Zhu Wei had a strong interest in Chinese literature.
It is worth mentioning that one of the stamps with a value of 8 points + 2 points on the first day cover is the first set of donated welfare stamps issued in New China, 8 points are postage, and 2 points are donations from ticket buyers. After the postal department concentrated the donations of the ticket buyers, all of them were handed over to the China Children and Teenagers Foundation for the welfare of children. After the release of all the stamps, 600,000 yuan of funds were raised for the national child welfare cause. The initiator of this set of stamp initiatives was Zhu Xuefan, who was the vice president of the China Children and Teenagers Foundation and the honorary president of the All-China Philatelic Federation, and wrote six words for the stamps: "Chinese Min's Post". And this first day cover with Zhu Xuefan's autograph not only contains his love for his children, but also pays attention to the healthy growth of Chinese children.
"This is a very meaningful set of stamps, its meaning is not only for individuals, I think it is put in public, shared with more people, let more people understand, is its greater significance." 」 Zhu Wei sighed when he mentioned this set of stamps.
Zhu Wei told reporters that donating these objects that carry the memories of himself and his grandfather is also a great determination. These objects do not only belong to themselves, but should belong to everyone and belong to an era.
Over the years, watching the Jinshan Museum become more and more perfect, the significance and influence of these objects in the museum will also be sublimated. It was this idea that touched Zhu Wei and made him decide to donate his grandfather's relics that he had treasured for many years to the Jinshan Museum.
Accepting donations is one of the important ways to collect collections of museums, and the donated cultural relics enrich the varieties and quantities of museum collections, and also become an important part of the characteristic collections, and play an important role in the relevant academic research of Jinshan Museum. In this regard, the Jinshan Museum issued a donation certificate to Zhu Wei and expressed its gratitude.
It is understood that Jinshan has a profound cultural heritage, rich cultural relics resources, and celebrities, in recent years, Jinshan Museum is committed to the excavation and research of Jinshan history and culture, according to the characteristics of the collection, collect relevant cultural relics and various types of display materials, and enrich the content of the collection. As of the end of December 2021, the Jinshan Museum has a total of 11,280 cultural relics in the collection, of which a total of 373 collections were donated and collected in 2021.
Zhu Xuefan (1905-1996), a native of Jinshan, Shanghai. Born in poor and weak old China, Zhu Xuefan, a worker by birth, has been involved in the labor movement since 1925. In the practice of complex struggle, he actively carried out the anti-Japanese salvation movement, seeking welfare and fighting for the rights and interests of suffering Chinese workers. The revolutionary movement led by the Communist Party of China, especially the Party's united front policy, gave him profound enlightenment, which enabled him to approach the Communist Party of China consciously and voluntarily, and finally to stand completely in the revolutionary ranks of the people's democratic revolution.
After the founding of New China, Zhu Xuefan successively served as vice chairman of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions, minister of posts and telecommunications of the People's Republic of China, vice chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, and chairman of the Central Committee of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang.
Source: i Kingsoft