There are several denominations of commemorative banknotes issued by the People's Bank of China.

There are five denominations of commemorative banknotes issued by the People's Bank of China, namely 5 yuan, 10 yuan, 20 yuan 50 yuan and 100 yuan.

The People's Bank of China issues commemorative banknotes to commemorate important historical events, people or anniversaries with special significance. The issuance of these commemorative banknotes aims to convey the importance of specific events or people in the form of money, and also helps to carry forward and inherit the country's culture and history.

Since 1999, the People's Bank of China has issued five commemorative banknotes. They are commemorative banknotes for the 50th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Millennium Dragon banknotes, Olympic commemorative banknotes, aerospace commemorative banknotes and commemorative banknotes for the 70th anniversary of the issuance of RMB.

Commemorative banknotes are issued to celebrate and commemorate major historical events of the country or nation, such as the National Day and the victory of the Liberation War, so as to relive these events and show people the unity, glory and progress of the country. There are also commemorative banknotes to commemorate outstanding figures in national history, such as national leaders, scientists and cultural celebrities, in recognition of their important contributions to the country and society, and to inherit their ideological and spiritual heritage in this way.

The design and pattern of commemorative banknotes show the traditional culture and national spirit of the country, promote the inheritance and development of cultural traditions, and enhance people's understanding and attention to cultural values. Commemorative banknotes are usually unique in design, issued in limited quantities, and have collection and investment value. Some collectors will buy these commemorative banknotes for preservation and exchange, hoping that they will increase in value over time.

Commemorative coins Common commemorative coins

1. People commemorative coin: used to commemorate important historical figures, politicians, scientists or cultural celebrities. For example, Mao Zedong commemorative coins, Sun Yat-sen commemorative coins, etc.

2. Commemorative coins for historical events: used to commemorate events with special historical significance, such as commemorative coins for the founding of the People's Republic of China and commemorative coins for reform and opening up.

3. Cultural traditional commemorative coins: used to publicize and popularize China traditional culture, such as Spring Festival commemorative coins and China traditional festival commemorative coins.

4. Olympic commemorative coins: used to commemorate the Olympic Games and show the development of sports in China.