#renminbi

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Mao in money

Todo cambio: las divisas

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North Korean money.

₩5,000 Won is worth about US$5.56.

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[MOFATEOAGD C8 liquidity]

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Bai Baoshan (1958-1998)

Bai Baoshan was a Chinese serial killer who murdered 15 people. His first crime was committed in 1983, when he went to prison for 13 years for robbery and assault. When he was released in 1996, Baoshan wanted revenge against the authorities and on March 31, 1996, he attacked a Beijing police station. Using a semi-automatic firearm he had stolen from a police officer previously, Baoshan injured 2 civilians and 4 police staff badly. Police suspected him of robbing and killing a cigarette dealer. In Hebei Province, he attacked another police station, killing another police officer and taking his automatic rifle. In Urumqi, along with 2 accomplices, Baoshan killed 10 more people, including more police officers, and stole 1.5 million renminbi (£166,437). When an argument over dividing the money erupted, Baoshan shot one of his accomplices. On October 16, 1997, Baoshan was arrested at his home in Beijing. He was transferred to the Xinjiang region, as this was where most of his crimes occurred. There, he was charged with 14 murders, amongst other charges. After being convicted on all counts and sentenced to death, Bai Baoshan was executed in April 1998 by firing squad.

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cryptonomics

currencies, cryptocurrencies/alt-coins and their place in the not so distant future's global economy

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Muchos tienen la duda de " ¿cuál es la moneda china, el renminbi, el yuan o el kuai? "

[xenomars]

Out on Bandcacamp The renminbi (RMB) is the official currency of the People’s Republic of China. The yuan is the basic unit of the renminbi, but is also used to refer to the Chinese currency generally, especially in international contexts where “Chinese yuan” is widely used to refer to the renminbi.