I wonder if you have found that the capital letters of the number two in our RMB ("2" and "安") are different. From the issuance of the first set of RMB of to the most widely circulated , the fifth set of RMB , there are mainly two different writing methods! Why are there no unified Chinese characters on coins? What is the saying about this? We said simply.
2分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分一分Some people think that the correct one should be 2, and the others are written incorrectly, or printed incorrectly. This statement is purely nonsense. How can there be typos in such a rigorous question? The reason for this situation is related to the cultural situation at that time. What is certain is that they are not typos, they are capitalized in the number "two".
RMB Chinese characters?
What are the expressions of the digital Chinese character "two":
Overall, there are 4 expressions of the digital Chinese character "two" (please see the picture below). If you look carefully at these 4 words in 10 seconds, you will find their differences. Let’s analyze them one by one:
The first “2”: Its structure is that the “2” and “Bei” are written below ‘Yi ì’, which looks more comfortable overall. The word “2” is also the most recognized and used most. The new version now has the Chinese character "2".
The second "安": The difference between "安" and "安" is: Bei has become the traditional "安", and then a horizontal line is added to the "安".
The third "family" (two horizontals are on top): It cannot be typed out, it can only be expressed. Its characteristics are: two horizontal lines are added to the top of the 'Yi', and this "安" (two horizontal lines are on top) is also the most commonly used Chinese character "安" (two horizontal lines are on top) on the first set, the second set, and the third set of RMB . Some people say that the Chinese characters written on the two horizontal lines are typos, because they are not in the "Kangxi Dictionary". I object to this statement, and the words not in the dictionary do not mean that they do not exist.
The fourth "博": It is almost rarely used now. But in the past era, the word "南" was more widely used and appeared more on private lending. For example: handwritten contracts, or writing receipts, etc.
Four manifestations of the Chinese character "two"
Chinese characters "two" and "two" (two horizontals are on top), there was no unified
Some people may still remember that when the first set of RMB was issued, there were no 2 yuan on the coins with "two", only 20 yuan and 200 yuan. In other words, it was not unified from the beginning. The "two" in the coins at that time were: "two" and "shen" (two horizontal lines are above). There are multiple versions of the statement about why it was like this at the beginning, and we will not draw a conclusion here. My personal analysis is: the first set of RMB was issued in 1948. At that time, our New China was not completely unified, and all mechanisms were not very sound. The currency patterns issued mostly show the scene of self-reliance and hard work in my country's construction, while more of the above are shown in traditional Chinese characters. The simplified reform of Chinese characters at that time was not as thorough as it is now.
号" (two horizontal lines on top)
The second set of RMB was issued, and more promotion of Chinese characters "典" (two horizontal lines on top)
When the second set of RMB was issued in 1954, our country's management of coins was more standardized, and the overall font size and font format of the coins were further improved. Because of the social background at that time, I The country is restoring domestic production healthily and steadily, and everything is in progress in an orderly manner. As the economic symbol of our country, coins must be more standardized. For this reason, the famous financier and calligrapher Ma Wen-moe was invited to personally participate in the design. Mr. Ma, considering multiple factors such as anti-counterfeiting and aesthetics, finally chose the font of semi-liter and semi-Weibei, because such fonts are relatively flatter. In this font model, "2" is usually written as "安" (two horizontals are on top).This "family" (two horizontals on top) is widely used in the binary, 2000 and two cent banknotes and coins of the second set of RMB.
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The "two" model of the third set of RMB continues the second set of RMB
is precisely because the second set of RMB circulated for a long time at that time and has a great impact. The subsequent RMB versions were set according to the previous font. So much so that we now see that 1-point, 2-point, 5-point coins circulating on the market are still in circulation. It is said that there are also special coins with this font. Since the coin coins issued in the 1950s were early and the quantity was not large, the collection value was relatively high.
is still a collection value
The fourth set of RMB issuance is unified as "two", except for
until the issuance of the fourth set of RMB, the two words on the banknote must be unified. So apart from the division, the rest of the unification became "two". This unification also conforms to the simplified reform of Chinese characters, thus making the current Chinese character "2" take the initiative. The other three forms of Chinese characters "2" have not withdrawn from the historical stage, but have only shown their existence in other forms.
The fourth set of RMB 2
The fifth set of RMB Chinese characters "2": Looking at the mountains and small
By the fifth set of RMB "2" issued in 1999, its status could dominate the world and look at the mountains and small slight, but it has not been completely unified, because the "buying" has always been there and has not changed. In fact, everything is like this. There is this rule in the use of Chinese characters, namely, unified, standardized, and popularized. Now looking at the word "2", the simplified Chinese method of standard modern fonts can also be said to be what everyone wants.
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