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• The E-Sylum: Volume 8, Number 8, February 20, 2005, Article 11
  

  SPEND, BUT DON'T OFFEND
  

  A recent Reuters article notes that Chinese officials want to
  put curbs on the use of images of Chinese currency.
  

  "China's central bank has proposed fines on people who
  use images of the yuan currency to fan ethnic tensions, harm
  territorial integrity, or promote pornography.
  

  New draft measures published by the People's Bank of
  China Wednesday lay down guidelines on how images of
  Chinese money, also known as the renminbi or "people's
  money," can be used in print and on the Internet.
  

  The rules were issued "to strengthen management of the
  use of renminbi images and guard the credibility of the
  renminbi," the bank said on its Web site, www.pbc.gov.cn.
  

  Chinese money, from the light green 1-yuan note to the
  pink 100-yuan bill, bears portraits of the late Chairman
  Mao Zedong."
  

  "Offences included defacing the currency, harming national
  unity, sovereignty and territorial integrity, fanning ethnic
  separatism, leaking state secrets, and promoting
  pornography, superstition and violence."
  

  To read the full article, see: Full Story
  

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• http://www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v08n08a11.html

Fecha de publicación

• 2005-02-20

Volumen

• 8

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