Bank of China foreign exchange quotation website statement:
1. The unit of this exchange rate table is 100 yuan, for reference only. When customers handle the settlement/purchase of foreign exchange, the actual exchange rate of online banking, mobile banking, smart counters or branch counters of Bank of China shall prevail, and Bank of China shall not be responsible for the results caused by the use of this exchange rate table;
2. Without the permission of Bank of China, you may not copy all or part of this exchange rate table for commercial purposes. If you need to quote relevant data, you should indicate that it is from the Bank of China;
3. The foreign exchange quotation business system of China Bank was upgraded on1October 30th, 20 1 165438. The original "selling price" in this exchange rate table is subdivided into "cash selling price" and "cash selling price". Previously, the "selling price" of each currency was displayed under "cash selling price".
3. The foreign exchange quotation business system of China Bank was upgraded on1October 30th, 20 1 165438. The original "selling price" in this exchange rate table is subdivided into "cash selling price" and "cash selling price". Previously, the "selling price" of each currency was displayed under "cash selling price".
4. The specific exchange currency shall be subject to the actual currency of the local China bank. Customers can go to the local China Bank outlet for consultation or call 95566.
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Most of the banknotes commonly used in the world are printed with portraits, and almost all of them are solo politicians, or founders of the country, or heirs to the throne, or supreme rulers of a certain period.
187 1 after the birth of the yen, 1984 before the new Japanese currency was issued, the portraits of politicians were printed on paper money. For example, the paper money issued by 188 1 bears the portrait of the magic queen. Later, ten thousand yuan and five thousand yen banknotes were printed with the portrait of Shoto Kutaishi, and one thousand yuan banknotes were printed with the portrait of Ito Bowen, symbolizing imperial power and power.
The paper money circulated since 1984 is printed with reformers such as writers and scientists during the Meiji Restoration to express Japan's nostalgia for the Meiji Restoration, which is the beginning of Japan's farewell to the Middle Ages and its March towards modern times.
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