The official name of the Chinese currency is the Yuan, but it is more commonly referred to in China as the Remimbi - which literally means People's Currency - and this is written on the notes. The 'pence' are called Fen, there are 100 fen in 1 Yuan, there is also an additional currency name 'jiao' which denotes the units of 10. i.e. 10 Fen = 1 Jiao, 10 Jiao = 1 Yuan
Paper currency is called yuan
Coinage is called fen
Ren Ming Bi. RMB.
Yen
The Chinese currency is called the Renminbi
rmb stands for "Renminbi" which literally translates to "People's Currency" from Chinese. It is the currency of China and it's primary unit is the Yuan.
Renminbi is the currency issued by the People's Bank of China, the monetary authority of China. The price of one US dollar is in today's rate is equivalent to 6.11 Chinese Yuan (RMB).The difference between Renminbi and Yuan is that Renminbi is the official name of the currency and Yuan is the main unit of currency.
Chinese yuan is the base unit of Chinese currency.
The currency used in Tibet is Chinese Yuan.
The Chinese currency is called yuan. Names for the Japanese currency (yen) and Korean currency (won) both came from the word yuan.
One would learn to make sense of Chinese money by learning from the world-wide currency chart in order to be able to convert his/her currency to Chinese currency.
One unit of Chinese currency is called a yuan, or a RMB (Ren Ming Bi).
it is the Chinese yuan
Chinese currency is not measured in dollars.
no $1=about 6.6 Chinese yuan (exchange rate is always changing though)
Chinese currency is CNY - Chinese Yuan Renminbi. Not the previous answer "euro"