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The alliance between the communists and the nationalist broke apart after defeating Japan in 1946. Many different types of stamps were being issued in different parts of China until 1950. In 1949 the communist won the battle for mainland China and the same type of stamps began to be issued for the whole country. The nationalist fled to Taiwan which is also called the Republic of China. Some examples of People's Republic Of China stamps is as follows:
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(Northeast China March 1947)
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(Northeast China May 1948)
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(Northeast China May 1949)
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Northeast China Parcel Post, Feb. 1948
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(Northeast China May 1949)
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(North China March 1946)
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North China with overprint, Jan. 1949
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(North China, May 1949)
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(North China, Nov. 1949)
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(Northeast China, May 1948)
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(Northwest China, Dec 1948)
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(Northwest China, Oct. 1949)
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(East China, March 1948)
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(East China, April 1949)
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(East China, April 1949)
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(East China, April 1949)
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(East China, May 1949)
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(Central China, Aug. 1949)
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(South China, Aug. 1949)
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(Southwest China, Jan. 1950)
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Manchukuo Stamp Identifier Markings
(Northeast China, Port Authur and Dairen,1946 to 1950)
(Manchukuo Stamps for postage with China overprinted.)
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China overprints on Japan stamps
(Northeast China, Port Authur and Dairen,1946 to 1950)
Japan Stamps for postage with China overprinted.)
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