Chinese Yuan (CNY)
China
100%
1
2019
The green 1 Yuan note features a portrait of Mao Zedong on the front and the scenic West Lake in Hangzhou on the reverse, representing China’s natural beauty and heritage.
5
2020
The purple 5 Yuan note displays Mao Zedong’s portrait on the front, with Mount Tai, one of China’s Five Great Mountains, depicted on the reverse as a symbol of strength and stability.
10
2019
The blue 10 Yuan note carries Mao Zedong’s image on the front, while the reverse features the spectacular Three Gorges scenery along the Yangtze River, emphasizing China’s natural grandeur.
20
2019
The brown 20 Yuan note highlights Mao Zedong’s portrait on the front and the picturesque Li River in Guilin on the reverse, symbolizing harmony and serenity.
50
2019
The green 50 Yuan note showcases Mao Zedong’s portrait on the front and the Potala Palace in Lhasa on the back, celebrating China’s rich cultural diversity.
100
2015
The red 100 Yuan note features Mao Zedong on the front and the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on the reverse, representing national pride and political unity.
High-Quality Cotton Paper
CNY notes are printed on durable cotton fiber paper that provides a firm feel and supports advanced security features.
Watermarks
Each note contains precise watermark portraits of national leaders or symbolic imagery, visible when held against light.
Security Thread
Embedded threads include metallic and microtext elements, visible from both sides, to deter counterfeiting.
Raised Ink and Tactile Features
Raised printing is used for numerals and main design elements, helping visually impaired users and ensuring authenticity.
Holograms and Foil Elements
Holographic stripes and foil patches reflect light and shift colors when tilted, providing instant verification.
UV and Color-Shifting Inks
Certain features appear under ultraviolet light or change color at different angles, adding layers of security.
Microprinting
Tiny printed text and fine geometric patterns are included to prevent replication by standard printing methods.
Cultural and Iconographic Patterns
Images of landmarks, bridges, and traditional motifs are integrated with security features to blend authenticity with aesthetics.
Country Info
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Beijing
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Mandarin Chinese
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+86
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110 (Police), 120 (Ambulance), 119 (Fire)
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Type A, Type I (220V, 50Hz)
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Tipping is not customary in most places. In upscale restaurants or for exceptional service, a small tip is appreciated but not required.
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