Does China use abbreviations or symbols for large denominations (i.e.

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Question: Asked by Jessica from USA | Aug. 20, 2014 10:35

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Does China use abbreviations or symbols for large denominations (i.e. in US, k =1,000; 10k=10,000)?

Does China use "k" to represent thousand, in America we use $10k to represent $10,000; I was wondering if China shortened their large denominations with k or another symbol/letter?

Answers (1): Answered by Lin from China | Aug. 20, 2014 21:10

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jessica, the lagest denomination in China is CNY 100. We just use Chinese characters 一千, 一万, 十万 to express 1000 RMB, 10000 RMB, 100000 RMB etc.

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