42 years ago today, on November 29, 1983 (October 25, 1983 lunar calendar), our country issued the "ticket in the ticket" for the first time. On November 29, 1983, the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications issued a set of commemorative stamps for the "China National Philatelic Exhibition 1983 Beijing" (designed by Huang Li). For the first time, the "ticket in the ticket" was used, that is, the pattern of an old stamp was covered in the new stamp. Countries only adopted the "ticket in the ticket" when holding major commemorative activities related to philatelic. There are two stamps in this set. The first pattern is the national emblem stamp pattern numbered Special One issued on October 1, 1951, and the second pattern is the first picture of Yan'an Pagoda Mountain issued by the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region Postal Administration in March 1946. The background of this set of stamps is lined with the decorative pattern of "Peony Tianlu". The "Peony pattern" symbolizes prosperity and fullness; the sky deer flying with its head held high symbolizes auspiciousness. The first decorative pattern is in gold and red, and the second is in gold and green. On November 29, 1983, New China issued the "ticket in the ticket" for the first time. The English name "Stamponstamp" is a stamp designed by the postal department using previously issued, precious, or commemorative and promotional stamps as the main picture of a new stamp. Since the world's first set of "tickets in Mexico" was issued in 1940 for 60 years, the number of tickets issued in countries and regions around the world has reached about 3,000 kinds. Because it can display some rare stamps on newly issued stamps, and its number and variety continue to increase, it has become one of the most popular philatelic topics. The earliest ticket in our country was issued on March 20, 1948. At that time, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the founding of the post office by the Qing government, the General Post Office of the Ministry of Communications of the National Government held a postal anniversary stamp exhibition at the Nanjing Xinjiekou Social Service Office. To this end, the General Post Office of China issued the first set of tickets in our country on that day - "Postal Memorial Day Stamp Exhibition" commemorative stamps. The right side of the ticket is printed with the "Commemorative of the Restoration of the Republic of China" stamp with the face value of Sun Yat-sen's statue in one corner, and the left side is the "Commemorative of the 50th Anniversary of the Founding of the General Post Office of the Republic of China" stamp with the face value of 500 yuan printed with the pattern of sailboats and airplanes. The full set of 1 piece has a face value of 5,000 yuan. The color of the stamp is rose red, and it is divided into two kinds: toothless and toothless. On May 19 of the same year, the General Post moved the exhibits of the stamp exhibition to Shanghai for display. To this end, China Post reprinted the commemorative stamps of the "Post Memorial Day Stamp Exhibition" in dark green, which are divided into two kinds: toothless and toothless. Therefore, the earliest ticket in our country has a total of 2 tickets, and the colors are divided into rose red It is worth noting that this ticket was proposed and designed by Mr. Wu Fenggang, a famous philatelist in our country. On March 20, 1948, the "ticket in the ticket" was issued during the national period. With the background of historical events and a unique theme form, it has become a wonderful flower in the postal garden since it came out in Cuba in the early 1940s, and has been paid more and more attention by the postal circles around the world. Up to now, more than 400 sets have been issued. The first set of tickets in our country was issued on March 20, 1948. At that time, the National Postal Administration held a national postal anniversary stamp exhibition at the Nanjing Xinjiekou Social Service Office, and issued a set of commemorative tickets in the ticket. The red face of the ticket is based on the commemorative dime ticket of the father of the country's restoration issued in the first year of the Republic of China and the commemorative plane and sailboat five hundred yuan ticket issued in 1947 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the General Post Office. The upper horizontal frame is printed with nine words "Postal Memorial Day Stamp Exhibition", and the lower end "1948" face value is five thousand yuan, which is printed by Shanghai Daye Printing Company. The full set is divided into two toothless and toothless tickets. On May 19 of the same year, at the request of the majority of philatelists in Shanghai, the postage exhibition was moved to the second floor of the National Goods Company on Nanjing Road in Shanghai to continue to be displayed. On the day of the launch, the commemorative stamps of the Nanjing Postal Exhibition were used as the original version, and the