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The Qianshan Mountain
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Scott No: 3193
Serial number: 2002-8
Values in set: 4
Denomination: 5.20 yuan
Date of issue: 26th April 2002
Designer: Xu Jianmin and yan Bingwu
Size of stamp: 50*30 mm
Perforation: 12
Sheet composition: 16
Printing process: photogravure
Printer: Beijing Postage Stamp Printing House
Scott No: 3193
Serial number: 2002-8
Values in set: 4
Denomination: 5.20 yuan
Date of issue: 26th April 2002
Designer: Xu Jianmin and yan Bingwu
Size of stamp: 50*30 mm
Perforation: 12
Sheet composition: 16
Printing process: photogravure
Printer: Beijing Postage Stamp Printing House
![]() Wuliang Taoist Temple | |
![]() The peak of Maitreya | |
![]() Longquan Temple | |
![]() The Terrace of Immortals |
Background info
The Qianshan Mountain, located southeast of Anshan, Liaoning Province, is one of the three famous mountains in northeast China. The Terrace of Immortals, the main peak of the mountain, is over 700 meters above sea level. The Qianshan Mountain (meaning "a thousand peaks" in Chinese) got its name from the nearly 1,000 peaks. Some of them look like crouching lions and tigers, some like sleeping elephants and coiled dragons. As early as Sui and Tang Dynasties the mountain was the location for temple, and later became a center of Buddhist and Taoist temples. The forest-clad mountain abounds with scenic spots and historical sites. It is a tourist attraction in east Liaoning Province well known for the "towering peaks, step rocks and ancient temples".
The Qianshan Mountain, located southeast of Anshan, Liaoning Province, is one of the three famous mountains in northeast China. The Terrace of Immortals, the main peak of the mountain, is over 700 meters above sea level. The Qianshan Mountain (meaning "a thousand peaks" in Chinese) got its name from the nearly 1,000 peaks. Some of them look like crouching lions and tigers, some like sleeping elephants and coiled dragons. As early as Sui and Tang Dynasties the mountain was the location for temple, and later became a center of Buddhist and Taoist temples. The forest-clad mountain abounds with scenic spots and historical sites. It is a tourist attraction in east Liaoning Province well known for the "towering peaks, step rocks and ancient temples".
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