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中华邮政的正式普通邮票始自1913年的伦敦版帆船票。全套邮票19枚,其中10枚是帆船图案,象征交通运输,全是分单位的低面值票;5枚是农获图案,象征以农立国,全是角单位的中等面值邮票;4枚是北京国子监琉璃牌坊(俗称宫门),象征礼义治国,全是元单位的高面值邮票,为简便起见,通常统称为帆船邮票。帆船邮票后共发行了三个版次,分别称为伦敦版、北京老版和北京新版,其间都有些细微的区别。
Chunghwa Post’s official stamps began with the London version of the 1913 sailing ticket. A full set of 19 stamps, of which 10 are sailboat motifs, symbolizing transport and transportation, are all low-value tickets for sub-units. Five are moderately-priced postage stamps featuring agricultural designs and agricultural units, and all are corner units; four are Beijing Imperial College glaze arch (commonly known as the palace gate), a symbol of righteousness and righteousness governance, are all high-value stamps yuan units, for the sake of simplicity, usually referred to as sailing stamps. After the sailing stamps issued a total of three editions, respectively, known as the London version, the old version of Beijing and Beijing new version, during which there are some subtle differences.