What flower is printed on our marriage certificate? peony

On July 1 2004, People's Republic of China (PRC) launched a new marriage certificate. The cover of the new marriage certificate and divorce certificate is jujube red, which has changed the situation that the cover of marriage certificate is red and the cover of divorce certificate is green since 1994. The cover of marriage certificate is bronze, and the cover of divorce certificate is silver bronze. These two certificates were produced by People's Republic of China (PRC) and the Ministry of Civil Affairs.

In order to facilitate computer printing, the old vertical layout was changed to horizontal layout. The certificate is stamped with the producer seal of People's Republic of China (PRC) and the producer seal of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, and the inner core is numbered uniformly throughout the country. With peony as the background, the inner core of the card adopts a special process of printing money, which greatly improves the anti-counterfeiting performance. The new certificate has a uniform logo and color, but it is only slightly scalded, and the difference between the two is not highlighted.

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China's marriage certificate has a long history, but the marriage certificates of all dynasties in history are privately kept. According to records, the official marriage certificate issued by China first appeared in the Qing Dynasty, and was called "Dragon and Phoenix Post". 7 to 10 days after the engagement, both parties go to the local county government to receive the official position of Longfeng and pay taxes according to regulations.

Fill in the name and age of the betrothed person on the post, and fill in the names of the parents, the officiating person and the matchmaker of both parties, all of which need to be signed and sealed. After being approved by the government, it is stamped with a big seal to prove that the marriage is legal.

Subsequently, the two sides exchanged positions on an auspicious day. Later, during the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, there was a marriage certificate called "He Hui", which was similar to that of the Qing Dynasty. During the Republic of China, marriage certificates were issued by local governments with different contents and forms.

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