Hong Kong Post to sell philatelic items from China, Macau and Isle of Man from 15 October
Hong Kong Post will sell a range of philatelic products from 15 October. The items include Chinese stamps on "Fengshen Yanyi (II)", Macau stamps on time-themed views, and Isle of Man stamps on traditional transport. Sales will be online and at three post offices.
Hong Kong Post announced on 8 October that it will begin selling a selection of philatelic items from several postal administrations from 15 October. The items will be available from 9:00 am on the Hong Kong Post online shopping platform shopthrupost.hongkongpost.hk, while stocks last. They will also be sold on the same day at the General Post Office Philatelic Shop, Tsim Sha Tsui Post Office and Sha Tin Central Post Office.
China Post has issued the second set of stamps in the "Fengshen Yanyi (II)" series. The stamps focus on key episodes in the campaign against Zhou, featuring battles between immortals, military confrontations and shifts in alliances. They were created using traditional Chinese meticulous painting techniques, inheriting the fine and detailed artistic traditions of Song dynasty painting. The designs combine multiple layers of colour application and texture strokes, with rigorous composition and elegant colouring.
Macau Post has released items under the theme "Macau 2026 Special World Philatelic Exhibition – A Journey Through Time II". The stamps focus on the six time periods from noon to the early hours of the morning, depicting the changing scenery of Macau's outlying districts from bright daylight to quiet night. The colours gradually shift from the brightness of daylight to the warmth of night, with the narrative of light and shadow moving from intense to serene.
Isle of Man Post has issued stamps on the theme "Isle of Man Traditional Transport: Buses and Horse Trams". The folder contains six stamps detailing the history of bus and horse tram services on the island.
For more details, the public can visit the Hong Kong Post stamp development website at stamps.hongkongpost.hk or call the Hong Kong Post Philatelic Hotline at 2785 5711.
