The Spring Festival of the Year of the Tiger is coming soon, and even foreign countries are also exuding the flavor of the Chinese New Year, and countries have launched a number of stamps for the Year of the Tiger.
The Chinese-style "Nianhua Tiger", the cute "Zhao Cai Tiger", the domineering "Tiger Sniffing Roses"...
The designer seems to have "whole" the king of the beasts, which one do you want to pick?
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Hungarian "Tai Chi Tu Modeling Tiger"
Hungary introduces stamps for the Year of the Tiger. Each sheetlet consists of 2 stamps, presenting a pair of leaping tigers connected from end to end.
The two tigers are connected end to end, drawing on the composition of Tai Chi in Chinese culture, while also giving the pattern a dynamic beauty.
Liechtenstein "Paper-Cut Tiger"
Liechtenstein Post issues a stamp for the Year of the Tiger in the Chinese zodiac. This stamp is in paper-cut style and full of Chinese charm.
The stamps are printed using state-of-the-art laser cutting technology, and the first day stamp bears the words "Fulu Xishou" Chinese.
New Zealand "New Year Tiger"
New Zealand Post issued chinese lunar year tiger zodiac stamps, a set of 4 pieces. What sets it apart is that the designers incorporated Chinese New Year dolls into the stamp design.
The face of the ticket is bright red and green monochrome, depicting Fuwa and tiger, with yuanbao, lanterns and firecrackers, etc., a strong Chinese New Year painting style comes to the face.
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Australia's "Fortune Hunter"
Australian Post's Year of the Tiger Zodiac stamps, 1 set of 3 stamps, with a white background, each with a tiger color on it.
It not only contains traditional Chinese cultural elements such as "Fu", Chinese knots, kumquats, firecrackers and plum blossoms, but also incorporates cartoon image design, which is very cute.
Singapore's "Silly Tiger"
Singapore Post launched the Year of the Tiger stamps, a set of 2 stamps, a small sheetlet, a small sheetlet, a small sheetlet.
The stamp design is the shape of a tiger, and the miniature sheet is Chinese the word "tiger".
Vietnamese "Lively Tiger"
Vietnam Post issued a set of 2 Stamps of the Year of the Tiger in the Chinese Zodiac and a small sheetlet.
This set of stamps is selected from folk paintings in Hanoi's Drum Street. The little tiger in the ticket is lively and cute, as if it is playing freely on a warm spring day.
South Korea's "Lazy Tiger"
A stamp of the Year of the Tiger issued by the Korea Postal Services Headquarters.
The stamp contains two designs, depicting a black tiger on a yellow background that is "stretching its waist", and a gray tiger on a white background that looks ahead and is not angry.
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Un "Tiger Sniffing Roses"
The United Nations Postal Administration 's special stamp sheet for the Year of the Tiger in the Chinese lunar calendar.
The left half of the stamp is the emblem of the United Nations, and the right half of the stamp is a "Tiger Sniffing Roses" image created by Chinese designer Pan Hu, depicting a fierce tiger wandering in a rose bush.
French "Majestic Tiger"
A set of 2 stamps of the Year of the Tiger in the Lunar Zodiac issued by the French Post.
There are two stamps: one of the stamps is a majestic sitting tiger on a red background, symbolizing strength, and the other is a tiger standing in the distance on a blue background, symbolizing hope.
Belarusian "Righteous Tiger"
Chinese Lunar Year of the Tiger Zodiac stamps from Belarus.
The stamp has a tiger motif in the center of the face, and the words "Tiger" and "Year of the Tiger" in Belarusian are Chinese in the lower right. The tiger on the ticket looks ahead, giving people a sense of righteousness and awe.
Uruguay's "Tigers Descending"
A stamp of the Year of the Tiger issued by the National Post Office of Uruguay. The tiger on the ticket looks majestic and domineering, showing the scene of the tiger descending the mountain.