Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Yuanbao paved the road, which is called qian road, also known as financial road, financial road
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
That's where the way to make money begins
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Money is rolling in
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
In the territory of Hohhot City and Linger County in The Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of China, there is a numismatic altar located on the top of the south hill of Helinger County, covering an area of more than 20,000 square meters, surrounded by green trees and flowers, and the mountain breeze is fresh.
The gate is made up of 4 sword coins and a round coin, forming 3 passages, and the Yongdao is also in the shape of a knife coin.
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
The numismatic altar displays 108 representative coins that have flowed through the dynasties of China, from the earliest currency of Our country to the contemporary RMB 100 yuan coupons, including shell coins, cloth coins, knife coins, copper coins, silver coins, paper money and so on
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
The famous Chinese numismatic world
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Chinese numismatic altar inscription
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
The array of coin and stone carvings is as imposing as a rainbow
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
The numismatic coin of the coin world begins with this one
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Strange shape
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Highlight Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
The shape is distinctive
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Start here
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
The exquisite calligraphy of the money engraved on the coins is even more breathtaking
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
No wonder the internationally renowned tourism expert and Austrian Opex exclaimed after visiting: Wonderful!
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Qin Shi Huang unified China's unified currency, unified weights and measures, the famous five-baht ancient money
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
The overall building of the numismatic altar is composed of stone carved coins, that is, the gate is connected by 4 sword coins and a round coin, forming 3 passages, and the Yongdao is also a knife coin
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Above the steps is a straight, giant tongbao coin with a ring of historical coins, each of which is supported by a base and is 1.5 meters or 2 meters high
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
The base is engraved with a text introduction about this coin, and the coins in the altar are staggered in height, and the image is spectacular.
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Wandering in the forest of coins, wandering in the sea of history, is a real feeling
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Since Qin pioneered the unification situation, the currency has basically maintained the form of outer circle and inner square. The "Brother Kong Fang" in the mouth of the literati moke is an elegant name for money
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Before Qin Shi Huang unified China, there were coins of different forms, such as cloth knives and five baht, reflecting the situation of the princes at that time.
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
These are repeatedly screened by numismatic experts
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
It is the most representative currency that has made important contributions to China's social and economic development, and has exquisite shapes and money patterns
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Simulate the magnification at a scale of 1:100
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
It is carved from limestone produced in Quyang County, Hebei Province
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Regardless of the shape, structure, color, charm are unique
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Collection of ancient and modern coins in one altar
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Taking the coin as a mirror, appreciating the rise and fall of ancient and modern times, entering the numismatic altar and visiting in a clockwise direction, there will be a sense of overall development and evolution
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
I am afraid that it is also rare and unique in the world
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
The four ancient civilizations of the ancient country, so far, only the Chinese civilization has lasted for 5,000 years
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
The exquisite calligraphy of the money engraved on the coin is even more breathtaking
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Stroll through the numismatic altar and take a closer look at the introduction to the stone carvings
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Not only can you enjoy the high and low of the coins, the image is revealed, and it is a spectacular scene
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
You can learn about China's ancient history and thick numismatic culture
Hongwu Tongbao
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Ancient coins, with an introduction below
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Sun Yat-sen silver dollar
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Five-cent coin of the People's Bank of the People's Republic of China
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Commemorative coins for the return of Hong Kong
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Commemorative coin for the return of Macao
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Five-baht coins from the Qin Shi Huang period
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Coin
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Ancient coins, with an introduction below. Xianfeng Xuanbao
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
The original currency of China
The earliest Chinese currency appeared in the Yin Zhou Dynasty, yin is the Shang Dynasty, the Zhou is the Zhou Dynasty, and the two generations of Yin and Shang are a long, long period
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
Among the ancient gifts, the most common item is the shellfish, which refers to the natural shellfish on the southeast coast
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
When bei became the earliest currency in China is impossible to know, but it is certain that it was used as a payment instrument in the Zhou Dynasty
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
The baby at the bottom of the pressure box.
From the structure of Chinese characters, we can also see the relationship between shell and value. All words that are related to value mostly have the side of the shell, such as goods, wealth, loans, tribute, fees, jia, bribes, greed, credit, etc., so when the Chinese character was formed, the shell was already a representative of value.
Bei is the earliest currency in China, from the development of bei coin to the renminbi, the numismatic altar highlights the Chinese civilization
