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The 29800 Olympic Stamp Set was a set of stamps that included all the countries (regions) participating in the 29th Olympic Games. There were four volumes in this set of stamps, and each volume had a different release date. The design of the stamps was exquisite. It was a collection of the first stamps issued by more than 120 participating countries for the Olympic Games. Each album contained the history of the ancient Olympic Games, the history of the modern Olympic Games, and the stamps of various countries. The information was provided by the International Olympic Committee and verified. This collection of stamps was a special stamp product jointly authorized by the International Olympic Committee and the Beijing Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games. It was limited to 30,000 sets worldwide. The price of the stamps was 29800 yuan. The current market price of the Stamp Encyclopedia was about 15,000 to 20,000 yuan. This set of stamps was a high-end stamp product, suitable for collectors.

Suppose Congcong collected x stamps and Xiaoxiao collected y stamps. According to the conditions in the question, the following two equations can be listed: x + y = 171 (171 stamps collected) x = 4y(1/4 of Congcong's stamps is equal to 1/5 of Xiaoxiao's stamp collection) Substituting x from the first equation into the second equation gives: 4y + y = 171 5y = 171 y = 342 Substituting y = 342 into the first equation gives: x + 342 = 171 x = 1378 Therefore, Congcong collected 1378 stamps and Xiaoxiao collected 342 stamps.

In 2024, China Post would issue several sets of stamps. This set of stamps included two special stamps with a face value of 1.20 yuan and a small promissory note with a selling price of 16 yuan. In addition, there were special stamps of China's shipbuilding industry (II). This set of stamps included four stamps with a face value of 4.80 yuan. Other specific stamp distribution plans and topics had not been provided yet.

You might be referring to Nora in A Doll's House as a " puppet house." Nora in A Doll's House was the heroine of a three-act play by the Norway Henrik Ibsen. She was originally immersed in the happiness of her family. In order to treat her sick husband, Haiermao, she forged her father's signature and secretly borrowed money. When Helmao recovered from his illness and learned of this, he flew into a rage and reprimanded Nora for ruining his future. When the crisis was over, he became intimate with Nora again. Only then did Nora realize that she was her husband's doll and ran away from home angrily. Her image was that of a rebellious woman with a capitalist democratic ideology, who resisted masculinity and unreasonable social concepts and fought for women's liberation. She became a symbol of women's pursuit of liberation and equality in many countries. Mr. Lu Xun also pointed out that Nora had to be financially independent before she could strive for an independent personality. More than a hundred years later, the American playwrights Lucas Nass brought her back home in Doll's House 2: Nora Returns, which sparked a new topic.