"The 90th Anniversary of Lu Xun's Death" is released within a cover

China News Service, Beijing, October 19 (Reporter Wang Mengyao) This year marks the 90th anniversary of Lu Xun’s death. On October 19, China Philatelic Co., Ltd. issued the "90th Anniversary of Lu Xun's Death" cover-in-cover. "Cover within a cover" is a precious first-day cover or commemorative cover that has been issued as the main body is reproduced on a new cover, and the style of the old cover is reproduced in the envelope.

"The 90th Anniversary of the Death of Lu Xun" contains a set of 2 center covers, numbered FZF-13, and the postage is stamped with a personalized stamp featuring the main image of "Bamboo". The green bamboo is tall, tenacious, upright and unyielding, with a far-reaching artistic conception, symbolizing Lu Xun's upright literary integrity and his feelings for his family and country. The two seal designs each inherit classics and complement each other.

The main performance content of the first one is the first day cover of "The 80th Anniversary of the Birth of Lu Xun" issued in 1962. It echoes the manuscript of "With cold eyebrows and cold fingers, bowed head and willing to be a ox" on this commemorative envelope, it reproduces the glory of the years and fully displays the cultural heritage.

The second one uses the first day cover commemorating the 100th anniversary of Lu Xun's birth in 1981 as the main content. The personalized stamp uses the old site of "Sanwei Bookstore" as the image, echoing the core content of the first day cover that year - Lu Xun's classic prose "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore" handwriting.

On the 19th, "The 90th Anniversary of Lu Xun's Death" was released within a cover. (Photo courtesy of China Philatelic Co., Ltd.)

The two seals together not only show Mr. Lu Xun's innocent feelings of caring for the common people and his willingness to sacrifice, but also portray a "cold-browed" fighter image. Spanning ninety years, the old envelope and the new note complement each other, and the immortal story of Lu Xun continues to be told in a small space. (over)