simonzhou2001

Hello everyone! My name is ZhouLvbang, from China, I am 22 years old. I am curious about everything.

If you have a PC that is redundant or about to be thrown away, please send it to me, I wish receive the unknown PC.

It will be even better if you can match it with some fancy stamps.

If possible, I would like to receive some information about your country or region: historical figures (leaders), characteristic buildings (ancient/modern), maps (country/region), special food, extreme postcards corresponding to stamps, beautiful nature Scenery, cute animals and some great events.
I don't like commercials very much (but sponsored ones are fine), self-produced ones are also good, I hope to see a different you, but please don't be casual.
I like to put postcards full of stamps, because the face value of Chinese stamps is always strange, and the size is relatively large. The commonly used ones are 80 cents, 120 cents and 150 cents. The airmail to most countries is 500 cents. I tend to use 80+120+150×2 and 80×2+120×2+100, and sometimes 80+120+300. I always buy stamps once in a while, and then use the same batch in the future. For example, recently (2023-09-01) I used the latest insect stamps. Its workmanship is very good. I believe you will regret it if you receive it. Like it on it.

The PCs I have received can be viewed in the album, because the current receipts are relatively small, so no subdivision will be made.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/fNyrbFG6nCskVwk3A

Notes: Here is a problem that needs attention, that is, if you can't write Chinese or print the address strip, just write the address in English. However, if you only have an English address, it may result in failure to receive your postcard. You'd better use a printed address strip, print the Chinese address on a label and paste it on the postcard, because the Chinese address is easier to sort and deliver after it arrives in China. Of course it is not necessary, just my suggestion.