Every year on February 14th is the day of the St. Valentine's Day in the West, that is, Valentine's Day, the best period for the expression of lovers. This festival has long since moved eastward. It has become one of the festivals popular among young people. Not only many western countries (regions) have included this section in the selection of stamps, but some Eastern countries (regions) have also launched stamps on this subject. People express their feelings more than a good choice.

As of December 30 last year, Poland Post launched the "I love you" series of stamps with no face value (marked with letter A) 1 set in this year. The pattern is a plane's red heart and the text "I love you". . The countries/regions that subsequently issued this theme stamp this year are France (January 7th), Ireland (January 20th), Philippines, Slovenia, China Taiwan (February 14th), etc. Among them, French stamps can be DIY, China. Taiwanese stamps have a loving language and Irish stamps are used for weddings.

The philippines stamps were issued on January 14th. There were two sets of two stamps: the earth surrounded by red hearts and the postal boy who gave flowers (the country’s postal image spokesperson), the earth surrounded by red hearts, and the mail boy who delivered gift mails. The words "Happy Valentine's Day" are also printed on the stamp. Australia's "Love" series of this year's stamps was issued on January 18th. The two stamps with plastic and perforated stamps are red roses and the word "LOVE", two hearts surrounded by vines, and the other one is small. A self-adhesive stamp issued in the form of a promissory note, patterned as a pair of glass wine glasses. Slovenian no-value (labeled with letter B) heart-shaped stamps were issued on January 28, one set of one, with red lips and text.