Collecting a country, one stamp at a time — Norhafiza Roslan
SEPTEMBER 27 — Living and working in China as a Malaysian educator has been an amazing experience for me. Tea...
In September, the author Norhafiza Roslan shares how her experience teaching in China has deeply connected her to the country's stamp collecting hobby. She explains that unlike Malaysia, where collecting stamps is limited to specific spots, in China, it is a ubiquitous activity found everywhere she goes. From ancient cities to remote mountain peaks, there are dedicated stamp collection spots that she brings along wherever she travels.
The vibrant designs and artistic nature of Chinese stamps have captivated her, making them her most prized possessions. The author hopes that Malaysia can adopt a similar stamp collecting trend during its upcoming Visit Malaysia 2026-2027 campaign, using unique stamps to showcase the country's beauty and encourage tourists to explore its hidden gems.
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