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Zodiac Series - Ox

Issue date 08 Jan 2021

Overview

There are a total of 12 animal signs in the Chinese calendar based on five cycles of 12 years each, with each cycle tempered by one of the five Chinese elements of Metal, Wood, Water, Fire and Earth. According to Chinese astrology and belief, the traits of these zodiac animals not only shape the personalities of people born under the respective sign but also their lives and the events of the year. Apart from the Ox, the other Chinese zodiac animals are the Rat, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig.

The determined, hardworking and dependable Ox, second in the Zodiac Cycle starts off yet another New Year on the Chinese zodiac calendar in 2021. Two graphical illustrations of this diligent Ox ushering in the new Lunar Year 2021 are shown in this set of stamps of 1st Local and $1.40.

Much like the animal that is well-loved and used around the world in farming and other jobs of labour, individuals born in the years of the Ox are usually dutiful, hard workers and down-to-earth. Reliable and grounded, these individuals are trusted and respected by peers.

Individuals born in the year of the Ox are creative people, besides being good planners and doers. They are strong, reliable, conscientious and many times inspiring confidence in others because of their faith and sincerity for people around them. Undaunted by problems at work, people born in the year of the Ox will overcome issues with dogged patience, a willingness to seek a solution because they believe they will reap the fruits of labour with hard work. Like the Ox, individuals born in the year of the Ox can be perceived as headstrong and understanding the roots of their strong preferences may help in understanding their persistence. People born in the year of Ox are however not argumentative and prefer to discuss matters calmly and resolve in a peaceful manner. They are calm, patient and can be trusted.

As 2021 is the Year of Metal Ox, they are certain, determined and will always make sure they can keep their promises to others. They take responsibility seriously and will take full advantage of any opportunity by being quick and decisive. They are sincere and have trust and faith in friendship, and thus, they have a good circle of close, loyal friends which will always be there to lend a hand if ever needed.

Zodiac Series - Ox
Zodiac Series - Ox
Zodiac Series - Ox
Zodiac Series - Ox
Technical specifications
Denomination1st Local, $1.40
Stamp Size37.5mm x 26mm
Minipane Size98mm x 68mm
Collector’s Sheet Size120mm x 120mm
Perforation14.40 x 14.615 (stamps)
Paperunwatermarked
PrintingOffset Lithography (stamps); Offset Lithography with laser die-cut and gold hot stamping (Collector’s Sheet)
Sheet Content10 stamps per sheet
PrinterSouthern Colour Print (stamps); Royal Joh Enschedé B.V. (Collector’s Sheet)
Graphic DesignerLim An-ling (stamps); Andy Koh (Collector’s Sheet)
Singapore POST
Singapore POST
Singapore POST
Singapore POST

Zodiac Series - Ox

Issue date 08 Jan 2021

There are a total of 12 animal signs in the Chinese calendar based on five cycles of 12 years each, with each cycle tempered by one of the five Chinese elements of Metal, Wood, Water, Fire and Earth. According to Chinese astrology and belief, the traits of these zodiac animals not only shape the personalities of people born under the respective sign but also their lives and the events of the year. Apart from the Ox, the other Chinese zodiac animals are the Rat, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig.

The determined, hardworking and dependable Ox, second in the Zodiac Cycle starts off yet another New Year on the Chinese zodiac calendar in 2021. Two graphical illustrations of this diligent Ox ushering in the new Lunar Year 2021 are shown in this set of stamps of 1st Local and $1.40.

Much like the animal that is well-loved and used around the world in farming and other jobs of labour, individuals born in the years of the Ox are usually dutiful, hard workers and down-to-earth. Reliable and grounded, these individuals are trusted and respected by peers.

Individuals born in the year of the Ox are creative people, besides being good planners and doers. They are strong, reliable, conscientious and many times inspiring confidence in others because of their faith and sincerity for people around them. Undaunted by problems at work, people born in the year of the Ox will overcome issues with dogged patience, a willingness to seek a solution because they believe they will reap the fruits of labour with hard work. Like the Ox, individuals born in the year of the Ox can be perceived as headstrong and understanding the roots of their strong preferences may help in understanding their persistence. People born in the year of Ox are however not argumentative and prefer to discuss matters calmly and resolve in a peaceful manner. They are calm, patient and can be trusted.

As 2021 is the Year of Metal Ox, they are certain, determined and will always make sure they can keep their promises to others. They take responsibility seriously and will take full advantage of any opportunity by being quick and decisive. They are sincere and have trust and faith in friendship, and thus, they have a good circle of close, loyal friends which will always be there to lend a hand if ever needed.

Denomination

1st Local, $1.40

Stamp Size

37.5mm x 26mm

Minipane Size

98mm x 68mm

Collector’s Sheet Size

120mm x 120mm

Perforation

14.40 x 14.615 (stamps)

Paper

unwatermarked

Printing

Offset Lithography (stamps); Offset Lithography with laser die-cut and gold hot stamping (Collector’s Sheet)

Sheet Content

10 stamps per sheet

Printer

Southern Colour Print (stamps); Royal Joh Enschedé B.V. (Collector’s Sheet)

Graphic Designer

Lim An-ling (stamps); Andy Koh (Collector’s Sheet)

Zodiac Series - Ox

Issue date 08 Jan 2021

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Overview

There are a total of 12 animal signs in the Chinese calendar based on five cycles of 12 years each, with each cycle tempered by one of the five Chinese elements of Metal, Wood, Water, Fire and Earth. According to Chinese astrology and belief, the traits of these zodiac animals not only shape the personalities of people born under the respective sign but also their lives and the events of the year. Apart from the Ox, the other Chinese zodiac animals are the Rat, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig.

The determined, hardworking and dependable Ox, second in the Zodiac Cycle starts off yet another New Year on the Chinese zodiac calendar in 2021. Two graphical illustrations of this diligent Ox ushering in the new Lunar Year 2021 are shown in this set of stamps of 1st Local and $1.40.

Much like the animal that is well-loved and used around the world in farming and other jobs of labour, individuals born in the years of the Ox are usually dutiful, hard workers and down-to-earth. Reliable and grounded, these individuals are trusted and respected by peers.

Individuals born in the year of the Ox are creative people, besides being good planners and doers. They are strong, reliable, conscientious and many times inspiring confidence in others because of their faith and sincerity for people around them. Undaunted by problems at work, people born in the year of the Ox will overcome issues with dogged patience, a willingness to seek a solution because they believe they will reap the fruits of labour with hard work. Like the Ox, individuals born in the year of the Ox can be perceived as headstrong and understanding the roots of their strong preferences may help in understanding their persistence. People born in the year of Ox are however not argumentative and prefer to discuss matters calmly and resolve in a peaceful manner. They are calm, patient and can be trusted.

As 2021 is the Year of Metal Ox, they are certain, determined and will always make sure they can keep their promises to others. They take responsibility seriously and will take full advantage of any opportunity by being quick and decisive. They are sincere and have trust and faith in friendship, and thus, they have a good circle of close, loyal friends which will always be there to lend a hand if ever needed.

Technical specifications

Denomination1st Local, $1.40
Stamp Size37.5mm x 26mm
Minipane Size98mm x 68mm
Collector’s Sheet Size120mm x 120mm
Perforation14.40 x 14.615 (stamps)
Paperunwatermarked
PrintingOffset Lithography (stamps); Offset Lithography with laser die-cut and gold hot stamping (Collector’s Sheet)
Sheet Content10 stamps per sheet
PrinterSouthern Colour Print (stamps); Royal Joh Enschedé B.V. (Collector’s Sheet)
Graphic DesignerLim An-ling (stamps); Andy Koh (Collector’s Sheet)
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