What is the future development trend of philatelic exhibitions?

The future development trend of philatelic exhibitions may be as follows:

1, first, combined with the topic.

That is, the "thematic stamp collecting" advocated now. It is related to one's occupation, specialty, hobbies and interests. Because it is your own specialty or occupation, it is more convenient to collect, and it can be handy and effective soon.

2. Second, combine history.

The traditional way of collecting stamps is more common because there is more time, energy and financial resources. In addition to collecting stamps on special topics, it is to combine with history, that is, to take out the historical facts of a certain period in history, because it is impossible and unrealistic for us to collect stamps issued from 65438 to 0878 in the Qing Dynasty, and we can only collect a certain period.

3. Third, combined with the situation.

In a sense, stamps are also the product of combining with politics, and the distribution of stamp content must be subordinate to politics. If it were not for the political reform and opening up, stamps would not be so extensive, colorful and dazzling.

Extended data

The big tree of stamp collecting exhibition should be evergreen, and the whole society must be encouraged to take care of it. Therefore, philatelic exhibitions should be mainly small and medium-sized, and local philatelic organizations should promote stamp exhibitions in combination with local central activities. Its forms include competition exhibitions, observation exhibitions, special exhibitions, commemorative exhibitions, publicity exhibitions and roving exhibitions. It should be eclectic and varied.

Collecting stamps as a hobby has many advantages. It is not only a means to enrich knowledge, but also a pastime and investment. The appreciation and educational value of philatelic exhibitions is immeasurable.

Although these small-scale stamp exhibitions are only supplements to international stamp exhibitions, their organizational form, scale and number of visitors can't be compared with modern regular international stamp exhibitions, but they are rooted among stamp collectors and have great vitality, creating a diversified history of stamp exhibitions in the new century.