2008年1月15日发行《朱仙镇木版年画》特种邮票1套4枚，小全张1枚。详情如下：
志号：2008-2
图 序 图 名 面 值
（4-1）T 步下鞭 1.20元
（4-2）T 三娘教子 1.20元
（4-3）T 满载而归 1.20元
（4-4）T 凤香兰 1.20元
邮票规格：30×40毫米
齿孔度数：13.5×13度
整张枚数：版式一 20枚
版式二 8枚（2套），此品种作为2008年中国邮政贺年（有奖）明信片奖品。
整张规格：版式一 150×240毫米
版式二 120×210毫米
小全张规格：172×80毫米
小全张售价：7.20元
版 别：影写
防伪方式：防伪纸张
防伪油墨
荧光喷码
设 计 者：王虎鸣
责任编辑：陈静芝
印 制 厂：北京邮票厂
Serial number: 2008-2
Values in set: 4
Denomination: 4.80 yuan
Date of issue:January 15, 2008
Size of stamp: 30 * 40 mm
Perforation: 13.5 * 13 °
Sheet composition: 20 for Sheet I;8 for Sheet II(tow sets)
Size of sheet:150 * 240 mm for Sheet I;120 * 210 mm for Sheet II
Size of Miniature Sheet: 172 * 80 mm
Selling price of M/S: 7.20 yuan
Printing process: photogravure
Designer of stamp: Wang Huming
Designer of booklet: Xia Jingqiu
Editor in Charge: Chen Jingzhi
Printer: Beijing Postage Stamp Printing House
(4-1)TDoor God 1.20yuan
(4-2)TSanniang Teaches Her Son 1.20yuan
(4-3)TBack from a Fruitful Trip 1.20yuan
(4-4)TLegendary Heroines 1.20yuan
Background Informations:
On January 15, 2008, China National Philatelic Corporation issued a set of two first-day covers and a miniature cover, carrying a four-piece set of special stamps, Woodblock New Year Pictures of Zhuxian Town, with a combined face value of 4.80yuan. The names of the stamps are Door God, Sanniang Teaches Her Son, Back from a Fruitful Trip and Legendary Heroines.
Zhuxian Town is near Kaifeng, Henan Province. The production of woodblock New Year painting began in the Tang Dynasty (618-907) and reached its prime in the middle of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). By adopting the Song Dynasty (960-1279) block printing technique and the woodblock watercolor printing, the pictures exhibit succinct and refined engraving skills, a simple and bold style and a well-rounded composition. The multi-color block printing, dominated by warm hues, features intense artistic contrast between red and brown, yellow and purple. The subjects mainly fall into three categories: exorcising evil spirits and praying for blessings, folk traditions and customs, and folk tales and traditional opera. Zhuxian Town's woodblock New Year painting is a representative of the folk art in the Central Plains and has had far-reaching influence on the New Year paintings of other regions.