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Introduction: In ancient China, buildings were often constructed near water bodies, offering magnificent views from a high vantage point. Officials, nobles, scholars, and literati would visit these towers to meet guests from all directions, compose and perform poems, lament, express emotions, or sing softly and boldly. They could arrive excited and leave satisfied. Thus, famous towers in ancient China often have famous poems and works associated with them, forming an essential part of Chinese gentry culture. The background color of this miniature sheet stamp design is wood grain, giving it an antique charm.
The first stamp, "Yellow Crane Tower," depicts the Yellow Crane Tower located at the peak of Huanghu矶 in Wuchang, Hubei, on the south bank of the Yangtze River.
The second stamp, "Yueyang Tower," depicts the Yueyang Tower, the west gate tower of Yueyang City, Hunan Province, situated at the mouth of Baling at an elevation of 39 meters. It overlooks Dongting Lake, faces Junshan, connects to the Wuxia Gorge in the north, and reaches Xiaoxiang in the south, enjoying the reputation of "Dongting Lake is the greatest water, Yueyang Tower is the greatest tower."
The third stamp, "Tengwang Pavilion," depicts the ruins of Tengwang Pavilion located by the Ganjiang River on Yanjiang Road, Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province. It was built by Li Yuan-ying, younger brother of Emperor Taizong of Tang, when he was the governor of Hongzhou. Since Li Yuan-ying was enfeoffed as King Teng, the pavilion was named "Tengwang Pavilion" after his title.
The fourth stamp, "Penglai Pavilion," depicts Penglai Pavilion, standing on the cliff of Danai Mountain in Penglai, Shandong. It faces the Bohai Sea to the south, with its halls and pavilions suspended in the air, enveloped in clouds and mist, hence its reputation as an "immortal realm."

🔍 T121M China's Famous Historical Buildings Miniature Sheet: Professional Issuance Specifications and Archive

To provide stamp collectors and investors with a deeper understanding of the technical specifications of this stamp set, detailed issuance data has been compiled below. These details are not only crucial for authenticating the stamps but also serve as key references for evaluating the collection value of 1987 stamps.

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- Quantity of stamps: Please let us know how many sets of the 1987 T121M China's Famous Historical Buildings miniature sheet stamps you own.
- Condition of stamps: Please describe the preservation status of the stamps, such as whether there is obvious damage, creases, or tears.
- Originality of stamps: Please ensure that the stamps are authentic and original, not reprints or reproductions.

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