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Bank of china one yuan Videos
- 1. Man buys car with 120,000 one-yuan bills in China
- 2. The currency war intensifies after China devalues the yuan - Business Middle East
- 3. The Bank of China - 1 Yuan Foreign Exchange Certificate
- 4. Chinese Renminbi (Yuan) - coins
- 5. Chinese Renminbi (Yuan) - Banknotes
- 6. Daily Market Bite 11th of August: The People's Bank of China Devalues the Yuan
Man buys car with 120,000 one-yuan bills in China
A Chinese man bought a 120000 Yuan (US$19500) car in cash using only one Yuan bills and coins, on Wednesday. The man, surnamed Lee, from the city of ...
User Comments
Matt Halpain
commented
on 16 Mar 2014
amazing !
i have owned two cars in my life. Once I bought used car for $480 and
another car I purchased for $300. Both cars were purchased with USA
dollars. I live in the USA. Not including the cost to maintain the two
used cars, I had the $480 car working for around 2 years and the $300 car
was rear ended and was totaled, but I got $900 for the car via auto
insurance.
whiskaleafa
commented
on 31 Mar 2014
Where are you originally from, because your english isn't "american" english
Kenneth M. Sullivan
commented
on 15 Mar 2014
He bought a Volkswagen or an Audi?
Kenneth M. Sullivan
commented
on 19 Mar 2014
+Longyu GuanYeah but the dealership looks like a Volkswagen or Audi dealership. In the background most of the cars are Audi's. I came to the conclusion he was at an Audi or Volkswagen dealership.
Grant L
commented
on 19 Mar 2014
That amount of money in China can only buy a crappy 1.0L Honda or something like that. By the way the taxes for buying a car in China is 100%, if you wondering why.
pnsmexico
commented
on 14 Mar 2014
so what kind of car did he buy worth 19k US dollars? hope it's not some
junk they make shit up there. heard they suck like muthafuckas...
VideosByAndreas
commented
on 14 Mar 2014
okay...
penguinbrucelee
commented
on 14 Mar 2014
Her accent is annoying.
blahblah2018
commented
on 14 Mar 2014
sum ting wong?
The currency war intensifies after China devalues the yuan - Business Middle East
One week after the People's Bank of China devalued the yuan Business Middle East focuses on reactions to the central bank's latest action which was taken to ...
The Bank of China - 1 Yuan Foreign Exchange Certificate
Here you can see a video of a banknote (bill) of China. I have make many more videos of banknotes. On my YouTube-Channel you can see them. Have a happy ...
Chinese Renminbi (Yuan) - coins
The Chinese renminbi (sign: ¥; code: CNY) is the currency of the People's Republic of China (PRC), whose principal unit is the yuan. One Yuan is subdivided ...
Chinese Renminbi (Yuan) - Banknotes
The Chinese renminbi (sign: ¥; code: CNY) is the currency of the People's Republic of China (PRC), whose principal unit is the yuan. One Yuan is subdivided ...
Daily Market Bite 11th of August: The People's Bank of China Devalues the Yuan
The People's Bank of China Devalues the Yuan.
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