Issue on 20th June 1990
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In December 1980, two bronze chariots were of Qin Emperor's tomb in Lintong, Shaanxi Province. The two bronze chariots, each with four horses and an imperial driver, were all in the size of half real man and horses. With exquisite workmanship, they are beautifully decorated and exact in shape. The discovery of the chariots is a great event in China and the world's archaeology. The chariots are the oldest and the most complete ones with the highest imperial level ever found in China. Now the two chariots are named as Chariot No.1 and Chariot No.2.
Issue on 15th November 1989
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In the order to reflect the great enchantments made in modernized building up of the Chinese national defense since the founding of new China, especially since the 3rd Planery Session of the 11th Central Committee of the Communist arty of China, the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications issued a set of four special stamps in offset.
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