@Winback24 @itSyoEoo3LxKPom @iknowu_nn In addition, the first unified currency of our famous family was 200 BC. Now the inflation rate in China is 2% - 3%, and the current inflation rate in the United States can't be estimated
@Winback24 @itSyoEoo3LxKPom @iknowu_nn When the government printed money indiscriminately in the later period, the residents of the Kuomintang controlled areas also tended to use the monetary system of the liberated areas, which was unified into RMB after the founding of new China
@Winback24 @itSyoEoo3LxKPom @iknowu_nn Before 1949, China was divided into liberated areas and Kuomintang controlled areas. The liberated areas also had a separate currency trading system, which was relatively stable
@Winback24 I suggest you check Chinese history. China was founded in 1949 and the income growth trend of the Chinese people. I hope you can be objective and fair
@Winback24 After 1949, except for the initial difficult period, China's inflation was not as good as people's income, and the prices of the most basic salt, iron, staple food, vegetables and meat have been very stable due to the unified regulation and control of prices by the government
@Winback24 The ruling party in China during this period was not the Communist Party , But the Kuomintang, The reason is that the Kuomintang government has indiscriminately printed gold vouchers, semi-mandatory exchange of gold in the hands of ordinary people, and does not regulate prices