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Chinese New Year Celebrating Myths and History on Stamps

In this video, we explore the artistry, symbolism, and cultural depth behind the zodiac animals featured on USA Forever stamps. In this video, you’ll discover: The Full Zodiac Series... According to legend, the order of the animals was determined by their placement in a "Great Race" organized by the Jade Emperor. Rat: Quick-witted, resourceful, and versatile. Ox: Diligent, dependable, and strong-minded. Tiger: Brave, confident, and competitive. Rabbit: Gentle, compassionate, and elegant. Dragon: Energetic, ambitious, and charismatic. Snake: Wise, intuitive, and enigmatic. Horse: Active, independent, and free-spirited. Goat (or Sheep/Ram): Kind, empathetic, and creative. Monkey: Clever, curious, and mischievous. Rooster: Observant, hardworking, and honest. Dog: Loyal, honest, and responsible. Pig: Generous, easygoing, and sincere. Whether you were born in a Horse year (like 1942, 1954, 1966, 1978, 1990, 2002, or 2014) or you just love beautiful philatelic art, this video celebrates the joy and renewal of the Spring Festival. 🔔 Subscribe for more stamp reveals and deep dives into the history of the USPS Lunar New Year series! #LunarNewYear #YearOfTheHorse #ZodiacStamps #USPS #StampCollecting #Philately #ChineseZodiac #CamilleChew #2026Stamps #SpringFestival #HorseYear