I am offering a vintage commemorative stamp from China, "110th Anniversary of the Birth of Chen Jiageng." Catalog Number: J.106 Issue Date: October 21, 1984 Issuing Authority: Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, People's Republic of China Background of the Issue: Chen Jiageng (1874-1961) was an overseas Chinese from Jimei Village, Xiamen City, Fujian Province, China. He studied commerce in Singapore and ran a business. In 1913, he founded Jimei Primary School, and subsequently established numerous schools collectively known as Jimei School Village. In 1921, he founded Xiamen University, cultivating many scientists and specialized personnel. After returning to China, he dedicated his entire fortune to educational endeavors and was elected Chairman of the All-China Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese at the National Returned Overseas Chinese Representatives Conference in 1956. On October 21, 1984, the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications of the People's Republic of China issued a stamp commemorating the 110th anniversary of Chen Jiageng's birth. The design of this stamp is titled "Portrait of Chen Jiageng." The design is a portrait of Chen Jiageng in pen and oil, with his birthplace, Yingchuan Shize Hall, in the background. The scene depicts Chen Jiageng standing in front of Yingchuan Shize Hall, his birthplace, with the eaves of the roof emphasized. His imposing physique and gaze are expressed, symbolizing his commitment to education. This is a vintage, used stamp. It is considered to be in good condition for a used vintage stamp. Please refer to the images for details. NCNR (No Returns, No Cancellations) applies. Shipping costs will be covered by the seller.