History Experience

This set of National Unity stamps, themed around joy, harmony, and celebrating the birthday of the motherland, includes a total of 56 stamps. For the first time, the unique charm of China’s 56 ethnic groups is vividly captured within these miniature artworks. Each stamp represents one ethnic group, featuring a young man and woman in traditional attire—singing, dancing, or engaging in everyday life. The illustrations are rich in character, with bright, pure colors, elegant and flowing lines, and expressive faces.

The term "Xiangqi" (Chinese chess) originated during the Warring States period and has its roots in China. Its strategies are inspired by the ancient military principles found in Sun Tzu's The Art of War, particularly the idea that "the supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting.

Mahjong, as an ancient Chinese form of entertainment, carries rich cultural meaning in both its tile designs and gameplay. Its rules and strategies reflect traditional Chinese concepts such as "heavenly timing, geographical advantage, and human harmony," as well as deeper reflections on interpersonal relationships and life philosophy.

Mahjong, as an ancient Chinese form of entertainment, carries rich cultural meaning in both its tile designs and gameplay. Its rules and strategies reflect traditional Chinese concepts such as "heavenly timing, geographical advantage, and human harmony," as well as deeper reflections on interpersonal relationships and life philosophy.

The discovery of Sanxingdui shattered the traditional belief that ancient Chinese civilization originated solely in the Central Plains. It revealed a unique civilization nurtured in the Yangtze River Basin and demonstrated the diverse yet unified structure of Chinese civilization.

The Sanxingdui ancient site dates back 3,000 to 5,000 years and is the largest, longest-lasting, and most culturally rich ancient city site discovered in Southwest China to date. It is hailed as one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century.

The Sanxingdui ancient site dates back 3,000 to 5,000 years and is the largest, longest-lasting, and most culturally rich ancient city site discovered in Southwest China to date. It is hailed as one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century.