Chinese philatelic culture Hong Kong Campus Exhibition unveiled in Hong Kong Stamp products carried in space attract attention-Chinanews.com Video

　　[Explanation] On December 19, the stamp exhibition celebrating the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and the 2022 Chinese Philatelic Culture Hong Kong Campus Exhibition opened at the Chinese Foundation Secondary School in Hong Kong.

The exhibition displays a variety of stamps related to traditional Chinese culture and modern technology, the most precious of which is an aerospace stamp that has been to space.

　　Mo Zhichao, an exhibitor who has collected stamps for more than 40 years, said that he has more than 300 space stamps. This "space stamp" has followed astronaut Yang Liwei to space. It is very rare. He hopes that his collection will let more young people in Hong Kong Interested in the aerospace industry.

　　[Concurrent] Exhibitor Mo Zhichao

　　Today's exhibition is "China's first manned spaceflight dream". This one was the first day cover at that time, and it was put on the Shenzhou V spacecraft with Yang Liwei, and then came back. It is the "space mail" that really went into space. This number is only a few hundred, and it has a special number.

It has been less than 20 years since the first astronaut was launched into space, and now China’s aerospace industry has developed very well. I hope that other young people will contribute more to the motherland, such as researching space, cooperating with the country’s development of the aerospace industry, and making contributions to the country.

　　[Concurrent] Ye Liyi, Honorary Advisor of Hong Kong Police Force Postal Society

　　There are a total of 7 members of our Police Postal Association (exhibitors), and 6 themes are provided: including "China Aerospace", "25th Anniversary of Hong Kong's Return to China", "Hong Kong Police" and "Chinese Public Security". There are hundreds of commemorative pieces in total. envelopes and stamps.

I hope that through this exhibition, students and young people in Hong Kong can learn more about the interactive relationship between China (Mainland) and Hong Kong, and hope that they can learn more about the history of Hong Kong in the future.

　　[Explanation] Hong Kong's handover commemorative collection, beautiful Chinese scenery, table tennis, Hong Kong's anti-epidemic... A total of 30 stamp collections were exhibited in this stamp exhibition, with rich themes and detailed content. Many students told reporters that they were the first Watching the philatelic exhibition for the first time, learned a lot of knowledge through stamps, and benefited a lot.

　　[Concurrent] Gao Xiyao, a student from Hong Kong China Foundation Middle School

　　My favorite is the Great Wall in the scenic area, because I have never been to the Great Wall, but after looking at these stamps, it makes me feel the majesty of the previous architecture of the motherland. I hope that I can go to the Great Wall in the future. .

　　[Concurrent] Zhou Ruirui, a student from Hong Kong China Foundation Secondary School

　　What impressed me most about this exhibition is the series of stamps behind me called "The 25th Anniversary of the Return of Hong Kong", which is of great value to me in learning history.

This tells about some major historical events when Hong Kong was preparing to return to the motherland (the motherland) in the 1980s (the last century). At the same time, it also uses some famous scenic spots in Hong Kong as the cover of this stamp, which is very useful for us. A set of stamps of historical commemoration.

　　[Same period] It is reported that the exhibition is hosted by China Post Hong Kong Co., Ltd., Hong Kong Dongxihui Fund Co., Ltd., and co-organized by Guangdong Philatelic Association and Hong Kong Police Philatelic Society.

After the opening ceremony and the China Foundation Secondary School Stamp Exhibition, the 2023 Chinese traditional philatelic culture Hong Kong campus tour will be held.

　　Reporter Liu Xuanting reports from Hong Kong

Responsible editor: [Wu Tao]