The BRICS is multiple.

According to the inquiry of Gold Investment Network, the so-called BRIC is actually "inch gold", with a length of 20-30mm, a width of 20mm, a thickness of about 5mm, and a weight of about 500g g g. BRIC refers to gold castings with appreciation, preservation and commemorative functions issued by banks, stamp companies and souvenir companies.

Brick and tile, also known as imperial kiln brick, is a treasure in the traditional kiln brick firing industry of Han nationality. It is a high-quality adobe specially used in important buildings such as palaces in ancient times. Because of its solid and delicate texture, the percussion is as loud as metal, hence the name BRIC. Describing a person with BRIC means that that person is rich. Since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it has been favored by emperors of past dynasties and has become a specialty of court architecture. During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Judy, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, moved the capital to Beijing to build the Forbidden City.