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    Sima Guang Breaking the Vat
    Price
    Mint stamp set of 3 : US $0.70
    Mini Sheet of 2 sets : US $9.10

    Item location: China
    Ships to: Worldwide

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    Technical details:

    Scott No: 3363-5
    Serial number: 2004-11
    Values in set: 3
    Denomination: 360 fen
    Date of issue: June 1, 2004
    Designer: Li Wei
    Size of stamps: 30*40 mm
    Perforation: 12
    Sheet composition:
    20 for Sheet I,
    6 for Sheet II
    Printing process: gravure
    Printer: Beijing Postage Stamp Printing House
    Fallen into Water
    Fallen into Water
    SN: (3-1)
    Title: Fallen into Water
    Values: 80 fen
    Size: 30*40 mm
    Type: T(Mint)
    Breaking the Vat
    Breaking the Vat
    SN: (3-2)
    Title: Breaking the Vat
    Values: 80 fen
    Size: 30*40 mm
    Type: T(Mint)
    Rescued
    Rescued
    SN: (3-3)
    Title: Rescued
    Values: 200 fen
    Size: 30*40 mm
    Type: T(Mint)
    Background info

    Sima Guang (1019 --- 1086 AD) was a Prime Minister and outstanding historian of the Northern Song Dynasty. He devoted his life to writing the classical chronicle "Historical Events Retold as a Mirror for Government" (Zi Zhi Tong Jian). As a young boy, Sima Guang was a diligent and curious student, showing an outstanding intelligence. When he was six or seven years old, once he was playing with his friends in the courtyard, when a child fell into a large vat full of water. Frightened, the other children ran away. But Sima Guang suddenly hit on an idea. He picked up a stone and broke the vat with it. The water split out, and the child was rescued. Shortly afterwards his deed was drawn into pictures and widely told. Till today this story has been known to every household in China, inspiring countless children's minds and courage.
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