official currency of the People's Republic of China; abbreviated as RMB or CNY

money or currency that serves as a medium of exchange; legal tender issued by a government

coin; metal money; hard currency

a coin or commemorative coin minted primarily from gold in modern times

Hong Kong currency; the unit of currency used in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region

The market where short-term funds are traded, typically for loans and securities with a duration of less than one year.

foreign currency; money of a foreign country

The official currency used in Taiwan since 1949, often abbreviated as NT$ or NTD.

money; currency; specifically coins or metallic money

paper money or currency issued by a government or bank

a coin made of silver or silver alloy

Special coins issued by a government to honor major events, historic figures, or significant milestones; typically made of precious metals like gold or silver, they are usually intended for collectors rather than general circulation.

fake or forged currency

value of a currency; the purchasing power of money

to put coins into a slot or machine; coin-operated

Currency used in Taiwan; usually refers to the [[新台币|新臺幣|xin1 tai2 bi4]] currently in circulation

to mint coins; to manufacture metallic currency

false paper money burned as an offering to the dead

Legal tender; money that is legally recognized by a government for the payment of debts and taxes

copper currency, including traditional items like [[铜元|銅元|tong2 yuan2]] and [[铜钱|銅錢|tong2 qian2]]

A metal coin made of or containing nickel, often used for small change.

The legal system governing a country's money, including the currency units, materials used, and rules for minting, issuance, and circulation.

International Monetary Fund (IMF)

[abbreviation] fractional currency; coins or notes with a smaller value than the standard unit of currency

Legal or standard national currency

knife-shaped bronze coins used as currency in ancient China, primarily during the Warring States period in states like Qi, Yan, and Zhao

(literary) money and silk; a general term for gifts or wealth used in ancient diplomacy and ritual exchange

The standard currency or basic monetary unit of a country, as defined by law.

Currency issued by Communist Border Region governments during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1937–1945) and the Chinese Civil War (1945–1949)

Chinese renminbi yuan (RMB); the currency unit of the People's Republic of China

A voucher or coin-like object used in place of money; typically used for slot machines, game arcades, or within a specific limited area.

A written voucher or token issued by a business used in place of currency for shopping or consumption; often given as a gift.

counterfeit currency; forged money

Bitcoin; digital cryptocurrency

A foreign currency held by central banks or other monetary authorities as part of their foreign exchange reserves; used to settle international debts or influence exchange rates.

to deposit or save money in a bank; mainly used in mainland China

near-money; quasi-money; assets that are highly liquid and can be easily converted into cash, such as certificates of deposit or treasury bills

a digital or virtual currency that uses cryptography for security; cryptocurrency

In currency circulation, the coin with lower actual value when two currencies have the same exchange value; a base or counterfeit coin.

economic principle that if two kinds of money with the same nominal value but different intrinsic value are in circulation, the inferior currency will displace the superior currency

To use humble language and offer generous gifts, typically when recruiting someone of talent or requesting a significant favor from a person of status

a single currency used across multiple countries or regions

currency that has been illegally modified or altered for fraudulent purposes

an old coin or currency from ancient times; also called [[古钱|古錢|gu3 qian2]]

Currency issued by the government that is legal tender throughout a nation; specifically used to refer to Chinese currency.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF), an international organization established in 1945 to promote global monetary cooperation and stabilize exchange rates

Plastic cards used instead of physical cash, such as credit cards, debit cards, or prepaid cards; also referred to as [[电子钱包|電子錢包|dian4 zi3 qian2 bao1]]

the process of exchanging or converting foreign currency