There are several ways to fold paper money.

There are several ways to fold paper money: there are five ways to fold paper money.

1. Prepare a rectangular piece of paper, simply fold it into 1 square, and then leave an extra edge of 1cm on one side of the square.

2. Fold 1 time in the short side direction, and then unfold, with a crease in the middle.

3. Take four corners as the center of symmetry, fold them in half vertically and horizontally, and then turn them upside down.

4. The sharp corners on both sides are symmetrically folded into a triangle.

5. The two bottom corners of the triangle are folded in half to the bottom end, and then unfolded to form two vertical creases.

6. Press the vertical crease and push inward to get another small square, then divide it into two triangles symmetrically according to the vertical line, then fold one triangle to the front and the other triangle to the back. Similarly, the other side is folded like this.

7. The upper triangle is folded inward, and the back triangle is also folded backward.

8. Pull two triangles vertically.

9. After the eighth step is completed, turn it upside down and concave inward with your fingers to obtain the convex part in the middle of the ingot. Put it on the front and the ingot will be finished.

Use of paper money

Paper money is a special form of currency, which is used for offering sacrifices, remembering ancestors and traditional belief ceremonies. In some religions and cultures, people believe that in the world behind them, the dead need money and material wealth to live a happy life. Therefore, paper money is used as a way to worship ancestors and gods.

In sacrificial ceremonies, people burn paper money as sacrifices, usually on special festivals or anniversaries, such as Tomb-Sweeping Day and Mid-Autumn Festival. This is considered to pay tribute to ancestors and provide them with the material wealth they need. It is believed that by burning paper money, it can be transformed into a form used in the spiritual world.

Paper money usually has different denominations to meet the needs of various occasions. It can be the shape and size of paper money, or it can be an imitation of other things, such as houses, vehicles, electrical appliances and so on. No matter what form, paper money is considered as support and respect for deceased relatives or gods.