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Term: Money

Pinyin: jīn qián

synonyms: wealth, money, banknotes.

Cited explanations

1. Money made of metal. The latter refers to currency in general.

(1) "Pipe: Light and Heavy": "His money is also important to people." “

The early currency was metal money

The early currency was metal money

(2) "Historical Records: Filial Piety and Martial Piety": "People hear that it can make things immortal, and give them more gifts, and often have money, clothing, and food. “

(3) "Historical Records: The Biography of Wu Wangbi": "Widows often have money in the world. “

(4) Song Sushi's "Farewell to the Hundred Officials III": "Nothing in the world can be done without money." “

(5) Qing Zheng Xie's "The Fourth Book of Fan County Bureau": "When you hold a handful of books, you want to be promoted, a jinshi, an official, how to grab money, build a big house, and buy many fields." “

(6) Wei Wei's "Zhuang Xing Ji: Struggle for the Ideal of Communism": "Only in this way can a new generation of people who do not work for money." “

2. Refers to the underworld coin.

Ming Feng Menglong's "Xingshi Hengyan Madang Divine Wind Sends Teng Wang Pavilion": "Wang Bo bought 100,000 yuan of money and got off the ship, and returned to the place where the wind rose at night and incinerated it, and the ship was advancing. “

3. Metaphor for yellow leaves.

Song Huang Tingjian's poem "Banquet on the Plains" No. 2: "Money is full of land and no one spends it, and a pearl is in autumn." Shi Rong's note: "It is called yellow leaves." “[1]

4. Refers to wealth

Ming Gao Panlong's "Jiangxi Anfu County Governor Taiqing Xia Gongxing": "One of the pawns of the country has not been harmed, and the country's money is used to make the distant Yi intimidated, and the near Yi is destined to die

The origin of this paragraph is essential

Money is a proper noun in economics. Money can refer to money, but it cannot be equivalent to replace. Money is not usually referred to as money. Here's an introduction to the currency.

Historically, the precious metal gold and silver gradually served as money due to its small size, large value, easy to divide, not easy to wear, easy to preserve and carry, etc., so the currency at that time was called money. Later, paper money gradually replaced metal money because it was cheaper to make, easier to store, carry and transport, and could avoid the wear and tear of metal money in circulation, but we still retained the title of "money".

Money (2)

Money (2)

"Money is an instrument used as a medium of exchange, a store of value, and a unit of account, and is a special commodity that acts as an equivalent in the exchange of goods and services. It includes both currency in circulation, especially legal currency, and savings deposits of all kinds. In the modern economy, only a small part of the monetary realm is displayed in physical currency, i.e., paper money or coins in practical use, and most transactions are made using checks or electronic money. A currency area is a country or region that circulates and uses a single currency. The concept of exchange rate needs to be introduced when exchanging currencies between different currency areas. [2]

Information on countries in this paragraph

Typically, each country uses only one currency and is issued and controlled by a central bank. However, there are exceptions where multiple countries can use the same currency. For example, the euro in the European Union, the franc in the Economic Community of West African States, and the Latin Monetary Union in the 19th century, the equivalent currency with different names but free circulation within the Union.

A country can choose the currency of another country as legal tender, for example, Panama chooses the US dollar as legal tender. Different currencies may also use the same name, for example, before the euro was used in France, Luxembourg and Belgium, the currency of Switzerland was called the franc.

For example, in the United Kingdom, including England, Scotland or even Jersey and Guernsey, which are far away from the islands, have different versions of the British pound issued by themselves, and they can be traded with other parts of the United Kingdom, but only the English British pound is the internationally recognized trading currency, and other versions of the British pound may be refused to be accepted after being outside the United Kingdom.

Due to historical factors, the People's Republic of China has four different legal tender currencies, the mainland uses the renminbi, and Hong Kong and Macao implement one country, two systems, Hong Kong's legal tender is the Hong Kong dollar, and Macau is the pataca; Both are directly or indirectly pegged to the US dollar. In Taiwan, the New Taiwan dollar is used.

Each base unit of currency can often also be divided into smaller coins. The most commonly used ratio is 1/100 of the main currency of the auxiliary currency, for example, 100 cents = 1 yuan. Before the French Revolution popularized the metric system, the base system of 1/20/240 was used for a long time in European history, for example, in England, 1 pound was equal to 20 shillings and 240 pence; In France, the case is 1 Sol for 12 deniers and 1 livre (also known as lithium) for 20 sus. 1:7, 1:14, 1:25, 1:10, 1:1000, and other carry systems have also been used.

Metallic money later evolved into paper money

Metallic money later evolved into paper money

Some countries do not have a coin, or they do have a currency, but because the value of the currency is too small, it is only a theoretical unit of conversion, and no actual currency, such as the yen and the Korean won, is issued. [3]

Quotes related to this paragraph

Use your money for things that are good for yourself and for others, and don't spend a penny wrong. --Benjamin Franklin

Poverty itself is not terrible, but what is terrible is the mentality that oneself is destined to be poor, or that one must die of poverty. --Benjamin Franklin

Treasure is like fire, you think it's a useful servant, but in an instant it's transformed into a terrible master. --Carlisle

A lot of money always wants to paralyze authority - (d) Goethe

Blessed are those who have nothing, for they will receive everything-- (Dharma) Romain Rolland

If you think of money as God, it will torment you like a devil. --Fielding

The yoke of gold is the heaviest. --(French) Balzac

Freedom is not something that money can buy, but it can be sold for money. --Lu Xun

Money is both a good servant and an evil master. --(English) Bacon

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