Group 1 - The core event is the joint issuance of the Chinese Lunar Year of the Horse stamps by Fiji Post and the Fiji China Cultural Center to celebrate the Spring Festival [1][2] - The stamp set consists of four pieces, inspired by the Western Zhou jade horse from the Shanxi Museum, featuring a dynamic design that incorporates Fiji's national bird, the green parrot, and national flower, the water lily [1] - This marks the 11th consecutive year that Fiji and China have collaborated on the issuance of zodiac stamps, highlighting the ongoing cultural exchange between the two nations [6] Group 2 - The Minister of Indigenous Affairs, Culture, Heritage, and Arts of Fiji, Charan Singh, emphasized that the horse symbolizes vitality, resilience, and progress, hoping for a new chapter in Fiji-China cooperation [4] - The event included performances by artists from the Shanxi Provincial Song and Dance Theatre and the Fiji Arts Council, showcasing cultural collaboration [5][6] - The issuance of the Year of the Horse stamps initiates Fiji's "Happy Spring Festival" series of activities, promoting cultural festivities [6]