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我国第二次汉字简化方案(草案),于1997年12月公布,但不久就宣布停止使用。在这极短的期间内,我国发行了5套邮票,其上也出现了这些“简化字”(笔者称“超简字”)。这5套邮票是: 1978年4月25日发行的T24《气象》邮票,第1枚“天气预报”图中的“预”字,简化为“予”(图1)。1978年6月30日发行的T27《牧业学大寨建设新牧区》第1枚“大搞草库伦建设”邮票,图中红旗上的“寨”字,简化为“(?)”(图2)。1978年8月26日发行的T29《工艺美术》邮票,是出现“超简字”最多的一套
The Second Simplified Chinese Characterization Scheme (draft) was released in December 1997, but it was soon announced that it would cease to be used. During this short period of time, China issued five sets of stamps on which these “simplified characters” appeared (the author refers to “super-simplified characters”). The five sets of stamps are: T24 “weather” stamps issued on April 25, 1978, and the word “pre” in the first “weather forecast” map, simplified as “good” (Figure 1). On June 30, 1978, the stamp “Tze Kulun Building” was the first piece of T27 “animal husbandry Dazhai Construction New Pastoral Area” issued on June 30, 1978. The word “village” on the red flag is simplified to “(?)” 2). August 29, 1978 issue of the T29 “Arts and Crafts” stamp, is the emergence of “super-simple” the most set