This striking 3 Fen orange stamp from Manchukuo (Manzhouguo), China, issued in 1932, features the elegant shuang feng—a pair of mythical phoenixes symbolizing harmony, prosperity, and imperial virtue. The design is framed with floral scrollwork and carries the inscription 滿洲國郵政 (Manchukuo Postal Administration). Printed during the earliest phase of Manchukuo’s postal history, this issue forms part of the first definitive set produced shortly after the establishment of the state. Collectors prize it both for its vivid engraving and for its significance in Japanese-controlled Northeast Asian postal history.