Yesterday, the “photo charms-coin art and culture exchange”, co-sponsored by the eastern collection and the people's bank, came to a close at the eastern collection of books and paints, no. 30, jiang subei road, ning district, shanghai. At the exchange, the host invited mr. Zhao kai minh, the fifth master of design, and mr. Wu xiaohua, a well-known collector of collections, to learn more about china’s long history of money culture。
The rmb has always been a subject of concern, and since the issuance of the first set of rmbs, we have issued five sets of rmbs, each with its own characteristics and each with its own meaning. To be fully informed, it is a great deal of learning. Yesterday, a video presentation on the early years of the renminbi development led to the opening of the event, giving the guests here an initial insight into the development of chinese coin culture。
After watching the video presentation, the shanghai bankyard sculptor, master of rmb design, sculptor of 10 yuan in the fifth set of rmb, and mr. Zhao kai minh, an international famous stamp sculptor, shared the story behind the rmb. Turning to the design behind the coin, mr. Zhao said that “traditionally, coins are considered essential for everyone's daily life, especially for ordinary people. But for our creators, he is not a single currency; he is a drawing art, a carrier of the essence of the nation, which represents the image of the nation.” thus, the art is not merely presented on the renminbi, but rather inherited and developed as an art to be appreciated and enjoyed by more people. This is also evident: the culture of coin collection is growing。
At present, the market is dominated by collections with professional identification skills and a high financial threshold that is not suitable for ordinary collectors. The rmb collection, however, is relatively simple and suitable for the collection of newcomers, especially the third and fourth sets of rmb investments, but there is considerable room for increase. In response to the phenomenon of the collection of coins, mr. Wu xiaohua, a distinguished treasurer, president of the shanghai collections association, research fellow of the shanghai cultural institute for collections, member of the chinese museum society and member of the chinese folklore artists association, drew up six main reasons for the rapid appreciation of the renminbi: the national business card, the issuance of the central bank, the high level of awareness, the highest degree of hypocrisy, the scarcity of quantities and the high level of consumption. That view was widely shared by all present and present guests。
The culmination of the entire session was undoubtedly a highly visible question-and-answer session. Following the correct answers to the three questions posed by the moderator, each of the guests on the day of the event received a gift specially prepared by the host company eastern. The three questions are: “what is china's first commemorative banknote?”, “in 2007, to mark the tenth anniversary of hong kong's return to hong kong, the hong kong special administrative region issued a plastic banknote?”, “what is the macao olympic monument bank issued on the opening day of the 2008 beijing olympic games?”。
In order to give back the support of old and new clients over the years, the organizers have indicated that any guest who collects any rmb collection from the site can take a photo together with mr. Zhao kai minh, the fifth master in the design of the rmb, and mr. Wu xiaohua, a well-known collector. So, the “paper charms — the art of money and culture exchange” came to a successful conclusion。
