The fifth set of renminbi is an important part of China's monetary system, and the background pattern on the back of the renminbi shows China's rich natural landscape and long history and culture.
On the back of the 1 yuan banknote is the three pools of the West Lake in Hangzhou, the picturesque scenery of the lake and mountains, against the backdrop of ancient buildings, showing the gentleness and beauty of the water town in the south of the Yangtze River.
The background of the 5 yuan banknote is the Taishan Five Mountains Sole Stone, Mount Tai as the head of the Five Mountains, majestic and magnificent, and its Sole Jewel is to highlight the majesty and solemnity of Mount Tai.
The Three Gorges Kuimen of the Yangtze River on the 10 yuan banknote is a magnificent landscape on the Yangtze River.
The background of the 20 yuan note is the landscape of Guilin, with its strange peaks and clear water like a mirror, making people feel as if they are in a fairyland on earth.
The Potala Palace on the 50 yuan banknote is a landmark of Tibet, standing on the plateau, sacred and solemn, representing the profound heritage of Tibetan culture.
On the back of the 100 yuan note is the Great Hall of the People, a magnificent building that is an important symbol of Chinese politics and embodies the state's majesty and authority.
These background patterns are not only the decoration of the renminbi, but also the epitome of China's beautiful mountains and rivers and splendid culture. They have witnessed the development and changes of China, and also allowed people to feel the vastness and vastness of the motherland when using the renminbi, and to inspire love and pride in the motherland. Every time you see these patterns, you feel like you are on a journey across time and space, appreciating the natural scenery and cultural charm of China.