Introduction to the stamps of Folk Houses

Folk house is the earliest type of building, which is the customary name for folk dwelling buildings in the history of Chinese architecture, and it occupies an extremely important position in people's daily life as housing. China's residential architecture is thousands of years of working people with their own hands of hard work and wisdom, in the adaptation and transformation of nature in the long years of creation. Due to the vastness of China, the natural geographical conditions of each region are different, the 56 nationalities have different styles and traditions, the production and life are unique, and the building materials are very different, which makes China's residential architecture colorful and creative.

The residential stamps are the former Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications in April 1, 1986 began to issue, to June 11, 1991, over a period of five years, *** counting the issuance of four sets of 21 stamps. They are numbered Pu 23, 14 pieces, Pu 25, 2 pieces, Pu 26, 3 pieces, Pu 27, 2 pieces. In terms of denomination settings, they are 1 cent (Inner Mongolia), 1.5 cents (Tibet), 2 cents (Northeast China), 3 cents (Hunan), 4 cents (Jiangsu), 5 cents (Shandong), 8 cents (Beijing), 10 cents (Yunnan), 15 cents (Guangxi), 20 cents (Shanghai), 25 cents (Ningxia), 30 cents (Anhui), 40 cents (Shaanbei), 50 cents (Sichuan), 80 cents (Shanxi), 90 cents (Taiwan), and 1 yuan (Fujian). Taiwan), 1 yuan (Fujian), 1.10 yuan (Zhejiang), 1.30 yuan (Qinghai), 1.60 yuan (Guizhou), 2 yuan (Jiangxi) and other 21 kinds of face value **** counted RMB 10.845.