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這套郵票是特別為了寫信問候親友而設計的，有十種不同的打招呼方式，非常新鮮有趣。其中一張互碰鼻尖的問候法是傳統毛利的方式，就和日本的鞠躬敬禮、中國人的握手是差不多意思的，當然啦，普通的紐西蘭人問候時都是以英國方式：擁抱，或互貼臉頰，以鼻尖問候的大概是毛利人比較多。以前高中有日本高中的交換學生來時，我們在週會上歡迎他們，日文老師、幾個代表的日文班學生就這樣在台前排排站，一一和日本高中生用鼻尖問候，我也有上台去啦，很好笑哦，鼻子大的人就還好，鼻子不夠大的就差點會親到嘴！哈哈。


●郵票簡介原文
Greetings - Self-Adhesive Booklet
15 April 1998

The need to stay in touch with our family and those we care for is a fundamental part of our humanity and our civilisation. But what we communicate, and how we choose to do so, very much reflect the influences of personality, culture and situation.

As our lives continue to become faster in an ever-changing world the need to 'stay in touch' becomes even more important. We need to maintain relationships and forge bonds with those close to us.

A handful of the more traditional methods of greeting and staying in contact with other members of humanity is captured in this issue of ten 40c stamps. The hongi, the kiss, the high five and others in this issue reflect the diversity of ways New Zealanders choose to convey their emotions to one another. Even the stamps in this issue symbolise staying in touch. Since 1 May 1840, when the first adhesive postage stamp went on sale, one of the easiest ways of all to communicate with someone you care for has been by sending them a letter.


‧郵票簡介與圖片來源：http://www.nzstamps.co.nz/nzstamps/index.html