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China’s central bank to issue commemorative coins on auspicious culture on May 20
The People's Bank of China, the country's central bank, will issue a set of gold and silver commemorative coins featuring Chinese auspicious culture, including two heart-shaped coins that exude a romantic aura, on May 20, the bank announced on its website. May 20 is a date widely considered romantic for its phonetic resemblance to "I love you" in the Chinese language. The set will consist of eight coins, and will include three gold coins, four silver coins, and one gold and silver bimetallic coin—all legal tender in China. The coins will come in three shapes: round, Ruyi, an auspicious ornamental object in the Chinese culture, and heart-shaped. Photo shows the front side of the 5-gram round gold coin. (Photo/PBOC) Photo shows the front side of the 100-gram round silver coin. (Photo/PBOC) Photo shows the front side of the 5-gram Ruyi-shaped gold coin. (Photo/PBOC) Photo shows the front side of the 30-gram Ruyi-shaped silver coin. (Photo/PBOC) The Chinese characters "Jixiang," meaning auspiciousness, will be displayed on the front side of the coins, which will be decorated with traditional patterns symbolizing auspiciousness, along with the country name and the year of issuance. The reverse side of the 5-gram round gold coin will…
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