"Han Error Gold Inscription Tonghu Festival" comes from the cultural relics of the Nanyue King Museum

"Han Error Gold Inscription Bronze Festival" stamp

"Han Error Gold Inscription Tonghu Festival" comes from the cultural relics of the Nanyue King Museum

Yangcheng Evening News reporter Huang Zhihui and correspondent Huang Qiaohao reported: On September 5, China Post Group officially issued a set of 6 special stamps for "Tiger (Cultural Relics)", namely "Shangfu Bird Two Bronze Tigers" " Spring and autumn, green jade tiger -shaped "" Han · White Tiger pattern tiles "," Han · Error Gold Story Copper Tiger Festival "," Golden Ringzhou Kiln White Glated Brown Flower Crouching Tiger Pillow "," Qing Ying Flying Tiger ", of which the fourth stamp pattern The "Han Error Gold Inscription Bronze Festival" is a precious cultural relic from the King of the King of South Vietnam.

The "Mistake Golden Inscription Copper" unearthed in the tomb of King of South Vietnam was 19 cm long and about 11.6 cm high. The tiger's squatting potential, the tiger's mouth is large, the tail is bent into a "8" shape, and the tiger has 60 gold foil on the body as a spotted pattern. The wrong gold inscription copper tiger festival ".

The festival is a token of ancient diplomacy or post. The use and specifications of the festival in "Zhou Li" described: "The envoys of the Van State, the Mountains use tiger festivals, the natives of the country, and the Dragon Festival of Ze State are all gold." Including the Dragon Festival, Tiger Festival, as well as the bear festivals, eagle festivals, and horse festivals that are not recorded.

The tiger's festival unearthed from the tomb of King of Nanyue has a relationship with Chu culture from the aspects of text, ornaments. It is the only wrong gold inscription tiger festival found to date. Some scholars believe that it may be a token of mobilizing the car and horse; some scholars believe that this tiger festival is mainly used for post -pass, envoy, and small -scale transfer of troops, which is different from the military tiger character.

It is understood that during the launch of September 5th to 12th, the South Vietnamese King Museum will work with China Post to carry out "Tiger (Cultural Relics)" stamp theme post office pop-up event in the King's Tomb Exhibition District of the Academy. At that time, the audience can go to the live -ons to receive a limited edition commemorative postcard, and there will be exciting activities such as temporary postmarks and cultural and creative postal markets.

On the purchase channel, this set of stamps are sold on the designated postal outlets, philatelic network halls, China Postal Mobile Clients, China Post WeChat Mall, and China Postal Mall WeChat Mini Program for sale, with a sale period of 6 months.

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