#Chinese Yuan

[creativemedianews]

The Global Currency Race: Dollar, Euro, or Yuan—Who's Winning?

The Global Currency Race: Dollar, Euro, or Yuan—Who's Winning? #Chineseyuan #DigitalCurrency #EmergingMarkets #euro

[kazifatagar]

The Malaysian currency reached 4.3945 per dollar today

The ringgit surged by 2.3% on Monday, marking its largest gain since October 2015, driven by optimism about Malaysia’s economy and expectations of foreign capital inflows. The currency outperformed its developing market peers, including the Chinese yuan, after a prolonged period of decline. This boost comes as the Malaysian government focuses on attracting foreign investments and scaling back…

[christinemarote]

Curiosidades sobre a Moeda Chinesa: O Renminbi

Hoje vamos explorar um tema fascinante e cheio de história: a moeda chinesa. Conhecida como Renminbi (RMB), que significa “moeda do povo”, ela é uma parte crucial da economia e cultura da China. Vamos mergulhar em algumas curiosidades sobre essa moeda tão interessante. E sim, quase não se vê e muito menos se manuseia as notas fisicas na China atual, mas elas existem, acreditem. Afinal. o dinhero…

[chochagurltv]

Will the Chinese Yuan take over the US Dollar?

As of my last knowledge update in September 2021, the Chinese Yuan (also known as the Renminbi, abbreviated as RMB) was not poised to overtake the US dollar as the world's primary reserve currency. However, the dynamics of global currencies and economic shifts are complex and subject to change.

Several factors would need to align for the Chinese Yuan to potentially challenge the US dollar's dominant position:

Economic Size and Stability: The United States has the largest and most stable economy globally, which has historically been a crucial factor in the dominance of the US dollar. China has seen remarkable economic growth, but it still faces challenges related to financial openness, debt, and currency convertibility.

Currency Convertibility: The Yuan has been subject to capital controls, which means that it has not been fully convertible like the US dollar. China has been gradually relaxing these controls, but complete convertibility is a significant step toward internationalizing a currency.

Market Reforms: China has been making efforts to internationalize its currency by expanding its use in trade agreements and investment. Initiatives like the Belt and Road Initiative have contributed to the increased use of the Yuan in international trade.

Trust and Confidence: The US dollar is considered a stable and trustworthy currency. For the Yuan to challenge the dollar, it would need to build similar levels of trust and confidence among central banks, financial institutions, and businesses worldwide.

Geopolitical Factors: Geopolitical considerations also play a significant role in the use of a currency. The US dollar's status is influenced by the United States' role in global politics and its alliances. China's geopolitical influence is growing, but it faces challenges in achieving the same level of influence.

Financial Infrastructure: The US dollar benefits from a well-developed global financial infrastructure, including the largest and most liquid financial markets. China has been working to improve its financial infrastructure to compete at a global level.

It's important to note that the internationalization of a currency is a long and complex process. While the Chinese Yuan has made strides in becoming more globally prominent, it still has a way to go before it could potentially challenge the US dollar's position as the world's primary reserve currency.

Lastly, the future evolution of global currencies will depend on a variety of economic, political, and financial factors, and it's challenging to predict with certainty. It's advisable to consult up-to-date sources and experts in the field for the most current insights into this matter.

[faultfalha]

In the high Andes, the Bolivian Central Bank has announced that it will start using Chinese yuan for international settlements. This is a momentous event, as it will allow Bolivia to bypass the United States dollar and use a currency that is more in line with its growing economic ties to China. It is yet to be seen how this will play out in the global financial markets, but one thing is for sure: the yuan is on the rise.

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[marzennya]

The Northern Consort used to be a spy, don't you know? A good one, too...only the heavens know how far that particular web goes, but it benefits the Emperor's reign, and the Empress is found of him, so who are we to judge, eh?

[+200 Better Lore points!]

Empress Shen is finally here, my God! How difficult was this particular beast, eh? It took me, like, five or six redesigns! The balance between feminine and masculine really kicked my ass here...I think I did pretty well, if you take in account everything. I'm proud of myself, so all of you must be nice to me.

The drama is set during the warring states period, my inspiration was mostly from how they costumed the Queen of Zhao, the dowager Queen of Qin and Haolan when she finally becomes the Queen of Qin. They are all gorgeously dressed, I recommend watching it PURELY for the costuming and also the scheming women.

The design was immensely inspired by the Chinese drama The Legend of Haolan. The main character just has this impeccable Shen Qingqiu face-card, every time I see her I just think 'Yes, Shen Qingqiu, for sure.' Here's her, for reference:

For Shang Qinghua, things were so much easier, though; I watched some episodes of Story of Yanxi Palace and was struck by inspiration™. He was so easy to draw! It's all very Qing dynasty inspired, it just fits him, I think.

It took me so very long to draw the jewellery and the embroidery in both of them...I admire the people who actually do metal and needlework. Heroes, all of them.

The pearl makeup is one of my favourite ancient Chinese makeup trends; I just had to put it in. It's a very fancy form of Huadian, which is where you draw forms, mostly flowers and other pretty things on your face using paints, powders, pearls, gems and glued flowers, and it was popular from the Tang dynasty onwards. The ICONIC pearl Huadian was popularized in the Song dynasty because it (shockingly) represented modesty and elegance.

Shen Qingqiu's greenest ornaments are made out of imperial jade, which is characterized by this vibrant emerald green colour and great translucency. It's also the most expensive type of jade ever.

The! Nail! Guards! Make! A! Comeback!

Shang Qinghua's ornaments are, in the other hand, made out of pearls - for elegance, wisdom, and wealth, and blue jade, for serenity, peace of mind and self-reflection. Mobei-jun buys all of his husband's jewellery with intention, for sure.

They're such big gossips omg, nobody is safe.

[guzhufuren]

❗️Chinese BL Justice in the Dark will be released in Japan on WOWOW on March 7th, ALL 30 episodes, with a Japanese name Kouen

The crime suspense censored BL series was previously pulled back in China after only airing 8 episodes on February 18th 2023.

Will start airing on March 7th with 2 episodes per day.

Adapted from a danmei novel by Priest (Guardian, Faraway Wanderers/Word of Honor, Dage/Unknown, etc)

[oldstumppppp]

I'm doing everything with some delay, yep

[notayesmanseconomics]

Chinese economic policy continues to turn Japanese

This morning economic eyes are again looking East. Let us start with this from the Financial Times. China’s regulators sought to reassure markets on Monday as equities and the renminbi extended losses in a rocky start to the year, following weak economic data and geopolitical uncertainty ahead of Donald Trump’s inauguration. The Financial Times seems rather in a tizzy about Trump 2.0 as I am not…

[liberty1776]

The Yuan woln;t kill the dollar.

[yaadfinance]

The first-ever cross-border yuan settlement transaction for LNG has been successfully executed by China.

China’s first purchase of liquefied natural gas (LNG) using cross-border yuan settlement was completed on Tuesday, signaling an increasing acceptance of the yuan in the international market. The purchase was made by China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC), the largest offshore oil and gas producer in China, from TotalEnergies through the Shanghai Petroleum and Natural Gas Exchange…

[ferretzoid]

Jing Yuan in Miao inspired clothing

[itzitxou]

Smooches for shizun 💞

[milkbobatyun]

fireworks and red packets

pairing: jingyuan x reader

genre: fluff

summary: once again, it's yanqing's favourite time of the year and also his 'payday' — chinese new year

word count: 1.2k

a/n: happy lunar/chinese new year to those who celebrate !! hope you guys received lots of red packets ! to those who dont celebrate, hope you have a good day (>ᴗ•) !

living in a household with jingyuan’s little aide meant that life was never a bore, especially in the morning of the annual chinese new year.

once again, you have woken up before jingyuan, gently hugged like a teddy bear. the sunshine smiles warmly upon you from the sheer curtains as birds twitter cheerily outside your windows. however, the peace does not last long.

distantly, you hear the patter of running footsteps from down the hall, a clear sign of trouble brewing, so naturally, you pretend to sleep, awaiting with baited breath to see what would happen.

the door to your bedroom is thrown open and jingyuan’s soft snores are rudely interrupted by a heavy weight launching himself towards the bed.

“general, general!” yanqing calls out, joy and excitement evident in his voice, “wake up! it’s the new year! time to pay up!”

peeking open one eye, you can’t help but let out a quiet laugh when you see yanqing, seated atop the dozing general and shaking him vigorously. his poor victim is grumbling and sleepy, trying to push yanqing off in his sleep.

mimi gently pads in behind yanqing, making a beeline for your side of the bed. she places two large paws on the bed as she pleads for pets with her eyes, which you oblige. the last thing you want to happen is for the huge lion to climb into bed as well.

after much grumbling from jingyuan and yanqing’s nonstop insistence to “get out of bed, lazy head!”, the general slowly reaches towards his bedside table and opens his drawer, taking out a thick hóngbāo.

delight lights up yanqing’s face as he receives the money. mission complete. time for the next one.

you knew you couldn’t watch such amusing entertainment for free, and indeed yanqing wanted you to pay the full fare. the two of you locked eyes, but before he could say anything you had beat him to it.

“young man,” your voice was stern, one eyebrow raised, giving him that look. yanqing knew it was fruitless arguing with you right now, especially since you held possession of his precious money. “go and get ready for breakfast. after that, i’ll give you your hóngbāo.”

with an obedient nod, yanqing agreed.

after breakfast, yanqing received his thick wad of hóngbāo money, along with a custom new outfit you had designed and hand sewn for him. not wanting to be left out, mimi pawed and pawed at your garments, begging for a little something for herself.

not immune to the adorable boba eyes she gave you, you rummaged through the pile of papers and files overflowing from your desk and retrieved the collar you had made for her, bright, festive red silk, embroidered with golden thread. however, all your work went to waste when the stunning collar disappeared under a puff of silver-white fur.

as per tradition, the four of you set foot out of the house, into the chilly air of xianzhou, to mingle with its citizens and partake in the festivities.

naturally, yanqing had a penchant for expensive and rare swords, so he spent a tiny a lot more than what he brought in his wallet.

as parents of the year, you and jingyuan watched with ill-suppressed amusement as yanqing panicked, patting himself down and searching to and fro, up and down for where his money could’ve gone (spoiler: he spent it all)

yanqing was in a pinch, a terrible moment of his life, the worst moment, in fact. he had hit rock bottom. with pleading puppy dog eyes, yanqing turns to the most reliable two adults on the xianzhou—his lovely parents. however, jingyuan only regards him with teasing golden eyes, finding pleasure and great entertainment in his panic. fortunately for him, you came swooping to the rescue.

without hesitation, you drew out an all too familiar wallet and withdrew a hefty amount of credits from within. jingyuan’s amber eyes scrutinised your every movement like a hawk. it was rare that you would be so generous with yanqing’s spending, normally you would’ve been adamantly putting your foot down and telling him he had enough swords, unless…

peering closely at the wallet in your hand, it seemed similar to the wallet he owned. the same colour, the same model, hell, even the same scratches from when he left it on a table and mimi thought it was a new toy and began sharpening her claws…

to reassure himself, jingyuan patted the pocket where he stored his precious wallet, but when his hand made solid contact against his own thigh and not the bulge of the wallet, his heart dropped into his stomach. shoot. he’d lost his wallet.

when he sheepishly dragged his eyes to meet yours, his mind was racing with the millions of reasons he was going to give as to discreetly retrace your steps. however, upon glancing at your mischievous grin, jingyuan’s mind came to the only possible conclusion.

good lord. you sneaky little minx. at some point during your walk, youh ad slipped your hand into his pocket and palmed his wallet. no wonder you were so generous with your spending today.

as the night drew to a close and the fireworks faded into the starry sky, the festivities began dying down, with all the families and their sleepy children heading home.

your family was no different. despite his conviction and bold statements, yanqing's head was beginning to nod, eyes weighed down by sleep.

cheerily, you volunteered to carry him home. panic flitted across jingyuan's face before being replaced by his signature smirk.

“darling,” he purred, tone sugary sweet. “are you sure? yanqing is quite heavy now and home is a long distance away.”

you shook your head adamantly. you'd known jingyuan for too long to know if he was being genuine. plus, the general who is always pushing his work onto others, being generous? unheard of. add on the fact that the same thing happened every year, you were definitely NOT giving in.

sure enough, you had made the right judgement. 

the locals struggled to hold back their laughter as they watch their dozing general and his family pass down the street. ahead, you carried a dozing yanqing in your arms, the sight enough to warm even the coldest of hearts. trailing a way behind you, was what appeared to be a cloud of levitating mimi with a pair of human legs.

contrary to popular belief, mimi was just a baby. she was tired from chasing behind yanqing and wanted to be carried. you were occupied, so the job naturally fell upon jingyuan.

thus, her ever loyal spare human was tasked with carrying her. kneeling in front of her, jingyuan spread his arms, bracing himself against her weight. his knees nearly buckled when mimi threw her heavy paws upon his shoulders. mentally encouraging himself, jingyuan stood up with shaky legs, trembling under the heavy lion. maybe he should lay off on the treats and give her a stricter diet.

when you turned to jingyuan, you came face to face with an innocent looking mimi, who blinked languidly at you in contentment while the spare human was currently being suffocated by her thick, silky fur. (though you doubt jingyuan was complaining, he always loved using her fur as a pillow)

life in the general's household was never a bore, especially when it came to the chinese new year.

footnotes:

1. the new clothing for yanqing—— in chinese tradition, parents usually give their children new clothes for the new year

2. how i imgained jingyuan would carry mimi, but on a MUCH larger scale ꉂꉂ(ᵔᗜᵔ*)

3. hóngbāo（红包）—— more often known as red packets/red pockets and often given to children, the red colour of the envelope symbolises good fortune in chinese and other east asian countries. they also symbolise good luck and wishes for the year ahead

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