(2005) Senior General of Liberation Army Xiong Qinglai (1992) Mathematician Xu Beihong (1978=Painting, 1985) Painter Xu Deheng (1994) Leader of Jiusan Society Xu Guangda (2005) Senior General of Liberation Army Xu Guangqi (1980) Bureaucrat, Agricultural Scientist, Astronomer, Mathematician Xu Haidong (2005) Senior General of Liberation Army Xu Jishen (2001) Military Leader Xu Xiangqian (1991) Military Leader Xu Xilin (1991) Member of Guangfuhui (Restoration Society) Xun Zi (2000) Philosopher Y Yan Jici (2006) Physicist Yang Hucheng (1993) Military Leader Yang Jingyu (2005) Commander-in-chief, Political Commissar Yang Kaihui, the second wife of Mao Zedong. To commemorate International Women's Day, the ministry released two stamps on 8 March 1978 with the name "Glorious Examples for Chinese Women". Yang's image was on one of the stamps. Yang Liwei (2003) Astronaut Yang Zerong (1970) Ye Jianying (1987) General, The Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress Ye Ting (1996) Military Leader Yi Xing (1955) Astronomer, Mathematician Z Zhang Lan (1993) President of China Democratic League Zhang Xiaoqian (1992) Physician Zhang Yunyi (2005) Senior General of Liberation Army Zetkin, Clara (1960, 1980) German Politician Zhan Tianyou (1961) Railroad Engineer Zhang Binglin (1986) Philologist Zhang Heng (1955) Astronomer, Mathematician Zhang Sui (1955) Zhang Wentian (1990) General Secretary of the Communist Party Zhang Yuzhe (1990) Astronomer Zheng He (2005) Mariner, Explorer, Diplomat, Fleet Admiral Zhao Shiyan (2001) Communist Leader Zhou Enlai (1977, 1998), the first Premier of the People's Republic of China. China released four stamps each bearing his image exactly one year following his death to commemorate him. On each stamp was printed the Chinese characters, "First Anniversary of the Death of the Great Leader and Teacher Chairman Mao Zedong." Zhou Peiyuan (2006) Physicist Zhu De (1952, 1957, 1977, 1986) Communist military leader, Statesman. One year after he died, on 6 July 1977, China published four stamps bearing his image to pay tribute to him. Zhu Yuan (1953) Zhuangzi (2000) Philosopher Nikolai? Zhukov (1958) Zuo Quan (2005) Military Leader Zou Taofen (1985) Editor Zu Chongzhi (1955) Mathematician, Astronomer References Bibliography People's Republic of China Stamps Philately of China