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2003年,我国古老的拨弦乐器古琴继昆曲之后被列入了联合国“人类口头和非物质遗产代表作”名录。古琴亦称七弦琴,始现周代,定形于汉代,魏晋以后型制已和现代大致相同。1983年我国发行的《民族乐器—拨弦乐器》邮票中,首次出现了古琴的形象。邮票展示了一具现藏国家博物馆的清代黑漆琴(图1)。2006年,我国与奥地利联合发行《古琴与钢琴》邮票两枚,其中第一枚展示了一具故宫博物院珍藏的唐代
In 2003, Guqin, the ancient plucked string instrument in our country, was listed in the UN list of “Representatives of Oral and Intangible Hermits of Mankind” after Kunqu opera. Guqin, also known as lyre, began the Zhou Dynasty, shaped in the Han Dynasty, Wei and Jin after the prototype system has been roughly the same with the modern. In 1983, China issued the “national musical instrument - plucked instrument” stamp, the first appearance of the image of the guqin. The stamps show a black lacquer of the Qing Dynasty (Figure 1) now in use in the National Museum. In 2006, China and Austria jointly issued two “Guqin and Piano” stamps, the first of which showed a collection of the National Palace Museum of the Tang Dynasty