Yuan Tenis - Exploring China's Currency
When people talk about the money used in China, you'll often hear a couple of different names pop up, and it can, in some respects, be a little bit confusing at first, you know? There's the Chinese Yuan, which you might see abbreviated as CNY, and then there's also the Renminbi, usually shortened to RMB. It’s not always immediately clear why there are two distinct ways to refer to what seems like the same thing, but there is, actually, a very good reason for this setup, and it’s rather interesting to explore it a little.
The term "Renminbi" actually carries a pretty meaningful translation; it means "people's currency," which is, to be honest, a very descriptive and sort of poetic name for a nation's money system. This name, Renminbi, is the official, overarching term for the entire monetary system of China. You could think of it, perhaps, as the broad category or the general concept of the money itself. It’
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Chinese Yuan Renminbi (CNY): Overview and History
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