![]() ![]() While the world has experienced several difficult years in the pandemic, Lee said Chinese mythology dictates that the Year of the. While February is still wintery in China, at this time of year the days become longer and people begin to think of Spring and the brighter times ahead in the year. The Chinese Lunar New Year can also be called the Spring Festival. In some places, it’s better known as the Lunar New Year. The Chinese Lunar New Year starting on the 1st February 2022 will be the Year of the Tiger. The stamps are available displayed on FDCs and within attractive Presentation packs, providing further information and historical context. Lunar New Year brings in the Year of the Tiger. People whose birth dates occurred in the Year of the Tiger include those born in 1926, 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986. The vibrant Miniature Sheet illustrates two tiger cubs playing with their mother, the same Chinese seal is seen at the bottom right, and the Miniature Sheet features a narrative in Chinese characters explaining the rich history around the Chinese zodiac and the Year of the Tiger. Also seen next to the tiger is a Chinese seal denoting Renyin. Be it the Spring Festival or Lunar New Year (or Lantern Festival, Chinese New Year, Losar, Seollal, Tet Nguyen. The 88p stamp depicts the Renyin tiger in gold metallic ink, with the Chinese hanzi (written character) for Tiger featured in the background, this is written in a calligraphy style called Xiaozhuan, which dates back to around 222 BC. The Lunar New Year is observed across most of East Asia and by over 2 billion people. Those who born from January 1 to February 8 in 1986 belong to Chinese zodiac Wood Ox. Tigers, considered to be brave, cruel, forceful, and. Huming illustrates this strength and courage in two traditional style illustrations. As Chinese zodiac follows lunar calendar, the Fire Tiger year starts from Februto January 28, 1987. The Years of the Tiger include 1914, 1926, 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998, 2010, 2022, 2034. ![]() Tigers have prestige, are honourable and respected. In Chinese culture, tigers rule the mountains as a king of all animals, and the embodiment of courage and strength. ![]() Designed by Chinese artist Wang Huming, this year’s set consists of an 88p tariff stamp and a £3 miniature sheet.Ģ022 brings us the lunar Renyin year, which is the Year of the Tiger. This issue is the seventh instalment in our Lunar New Year series. Oxen in the Year of the Tiger (2022) People born in years of the Ox will be helped by people in high places this year, and no matter what luck they encounter, Oxen will be able to turn it into good fortune. Featured Newest Price: High-Low Price: Low-High. ![]()
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