Korean won is also called Korean won, Korean won and Korean won. It is the monetary unit of the Republic of Korea and issued by the Bank of Korea, the central bank of Korea. ISO 42 17 defines its standard code as KRW. 1 won is equivalent to 100 yuan, but money is no longer used in daily life, but only used in the calculation of foreign currency exchange rate.
At present, 1 won coins and 5 won coins have basically withdrawn from circulation, but they are still issued in the form of annual official precision casting coins. At present, the price of consumer goods in Korea has reached the nearest 10 won.
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Circulation paper money:
1000 yuan (front: Li Lian's portrait by a secluded stream, back: a picture of seclusion by a stream)
5,000 won (front: portrait of Li Er in Chestnut Valley, back: picture of insects)
10000 won (front: portrait of King Sejong, back: mud watch)
On the front of the 50,000 Yuan, there is a portrait of Shen Rentang (1504 ~ 155 1), a female painter of the Korean dynasty, and her work "Ink Grape Map". On the back, there are the Moon Plum Map by Yu Menglong, a painter of the middle Korean dynasty, and the Wind Bamboo Map by Li Zhen.
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