Chaozhou Guangji Bridge is twice a year on the "National Business Card", and the Chaocai porcelain plate is commemorated. On March 23, a stone pedestal embedded with porcelain plates on both sides was unveiled next to the entrance of the western section of Guangji Bridge, and the main content of the porcelain plate was imitated in 2021 for the special postage map of "Chaozhou Guangji Bridge" and the commemorative stamp of "The 50th Anniversary of the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between China and Iran".
On March 23, the Chaocai commemorative porcelain plate appeared at the head of Guangji Bridge, commemorating the "National Business Card" of Guangji Bridge twice a year in 2021.
In 2021, China Post issued a commemorative stamp entitled "The 50th Anniversary of the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between China and Iran" (jointly issued with Iran), and the Guangji Bridge and Iran's Haoju Bridge together serve as a symbol of friendship and friendship between the two countries.
In 2021, the 850th anniversary of the construction of the Guangji Bridge, this year, the Guangji Bridge was twice on the "National Business Card". On October 14, 2021, the special postage map and postage postcard of "Chaozhou Guangji Bridge" were officially released nationwide. On December 11, China Post issued a commemorative stamp entitled "The 50th Anniversary of the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between China and Iran" (jointly issued with Iran), and the Guangji Bridge and iran's Haoju Bridge together as a symbol of friendship and friendship between the two countries.
Wu Xuexiang, a master of arts and crafts in Guangdong Province and a municipal inheritor of the national intangible cultural heritage, is the author of the commemorative porcelain plate. The main body of the porcelain plate is an imitation postage map and stamps, and the background is a flower created by Wu Xuexiang. "Chaozhou Guangji Bridge" is a flower magnolia of Chaozhou City on one side, and "The 50th Anniversary of the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between China and Iran" is on the other hand, the Chinese national flower peony and the Iranian national flower rose.
Wu Xuexiang, a master of arts and crafts in Guangdong Province and a municipal inheritor of the national intangible cultural heritage, is the author of the commemorative porcelain plate. Courtesy of respondents
The Chaocai commemorative porcelain plate is located next to the entrance of the western section of Chaozhou Guangji Bridge, adjacent to the four ancient stone beams of the Ming and Qing dynasties of Guangji Bridge.
On the porcelain plate, magnolia flowers stretch and bloom, and together with the xiangyun background, they set off the Guangji Bridge on the stamp.
Two Chaocai commemorative porcelain plates show the deeds of Guangji Bridge's three -- boarding of the "National Business Card".
On the porcelain panels, magnolia flowers stretch and bloom, and together with the auspicious cloud background, they set off the Guangji Bridge on the stamps; the peony flowers and roses bloom in a gorgeous and splendid way, adding luster to the two bridges of friendship.
Chaocai is the Chaozhou color porcelain firing technology, one of the national intangible cultural heritage, Chaocai fusion of Chinese painting techniques and Chaozhou folk traditional painting, the theme is mostly landscapes, flowers and birds, characters. "This time the creation time was nearly 5 months, 6 different styles were drawn, and the version with the best effect was selected." Wu Xuexiang said that it was a great honor to be able to participate in the creation of commemorative porcelain plates.
Stamps embody Chinese culture, interpret the national spirit, tell Chinese stories, and issue them throughout the country, so they are called "national business cards". Up to now, chaozhou guangji bridge three deng "national business card", all set up chaocai commemorative porcelain plates at the head of the guangji bridge.
In November 2009, China Post issued the "Guangji Bridge" special stamp, which was the first local theme special stamp issued by China Post for the eastern Guangdong region, designed by Wang Huming, a famous Chinese stamp designer. The main body of the commemorative porcelain plate in 2009 is a special stamp with riverside kapok in the background.
The two Chaocai commemorative porcelain plates are located next to the entrance of the western section of The Guangji Bridge in Chaozhou, next to the four ancient stone beams of the Ming and Qing dynasties of the Guangji Bridge. The staff of the Chaozhou Guangji Bridge Cultural Management Office said that in the subsequent explanation, they will supplement the content of the commemorative porcelain plate and introduce the deeds of guangji bridge on the "national business card" three times for tourists.
【Text/Photo】Xiao Yanjing (except for the signature)
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【Source】 Southern Press Media Group South + client