Step into the Olympic commemorative banknotes and feel the Olympic spirit

The Olympic Games are unforgettable days for us Chinese people, because the Olympic Games not only conveyed the Olympic spirit to our people, but also showed the world that our country has become increasingly powerful. To commemorate this glorious moment, our country issued the 29th Olympic Commemorative Banknote one month before the opening of the Olympic Games. The face value of the Olympic Commemorative Banknote is ten yuan. A limited number of 6 million notes were issued nationwide.

The emblem of the Games, behind the Bird's Nest, we can see the Temple of Heaven, which is highly representative of our country's unique cultural characteristics. In the upper left corner of the Olympic commemorative banknote, there is the number "10" which changes color. In the upper left, there is even braille marking the denomination, which is a thoughtful design. It is correct that the top of the Temple of Heaven and the Temple of Heaven are separated. The banknote is printed with the Pinyin of "People's Bank of China" and also has some characters in Uyghur, Zhuang, and Tibetan scripts.

It is worth mentioning the printing process of this set of Olympic commemorative banknotes. Through feeling with our hands, we can clearly feel the凹凸 (embossed) texture of the Bird's Nest, the national emblem, and the words "People's Bank of China." This is also a way to authenticate commemorative banknotes. Another special feature is on the back of the Olympic commemorative banknote, there is a 5.5 mm wide security thread. If we look closely, we can see a line of microtext on both sides of this security thread, which reads BEIJING2008. There is also a holographic pattern in the middle of the security thread. As such, when we play with the Olympic commemorative banknote and change its viewing angle, we can see the security thread alternating between red and green.

Experts say that the Olympic commemorative banknote has opened a new chapter in Chinese currency. This Olympic commemorative banknote can effectively spread the Olympic spirit to the public. The Olympic Games are for the general public, but not everyone can participate. The issuance of Olympic commemorative banknotes has brought ordinary people closer to the Olympics. It can also have a folding economic effect, bringing considerable economic benefits to our country.

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