大龙图邮票在数次翻印后,印版已经模糊不清,难以续印,而此时邮政业务量不断增长,需用邮票量也在增加。为此,便另行绘图制版,图案与第一次邮票基本相同,仍以“龙”为主图,只是图幅较前次邮票缩小,为19.5×22.5毫米。故集邮者们称前者为“大龙邮票”,后者为“小龙邮票”。当时并无“大龙”或“小龙”之称谓,直到二十世纪20年代,周今觉编著《华邮图鉴》时,也还是 Great Dragon map stamps after several reprinting, the printing plate has been blurred, it is difficult to continue printing, and this time the growing volume of postal services, the need to use stamps is also increasing. For this purpose, a separate plate drawing was made. The pattern was basically the same as that of the first one. The main image was still “dragon”, except the stamp was 19.5x22.5 mm smaller than the previous one. Therefore, collectors said the former is “Dragon Stamp” and the latter is “Dragon Stamp”. There was no such thing as “big dragon” or “little dragon” until the 1920s when Zhou Jinjue edited “Huayu Design”