'Golden Asian yuan.'
Once it appeared.
Media from various countries scrambled to quote it.
To be aware.
Throughout history, there aren't many currencies pegged to gold. Many years ago, the US dollar was called "greenback" because people could take dollars to the Federal Reserve for gold exchange, but later it was no longer available for exchange.
Nowadays.
Although the Asian yuan also isn't exchangable.
However.
Its substantial gold reserves give a lot of confidence to those using the Asian yuan. Many only realized then that even if the foreign exchange reserves run dry, the Asian yuan might not depreciate as they still have gold.
Over two thousand tons.
If sold.
Many willing countries could take over.
...
Kachin Region.
Provincial Capital.
"How did I not discover it?" Pan Cong scratched his chin with a look full of surprise. After governing this area for so many years, he genuinely hadn't discovered this gold mine. Isn't this a huge loss?
Back then.
