THE ASIAN CURRENCY EXCHANGE: REN MIN BI
By: Mark Cua
Ren Min Bi is the
Chinese money with the face of Chairman Mao and other Chinese ethnic groups.
This money symbolizes the growth Asian markets and the decline of the American
markets. It symbolizes freedom and liberation from the grasps of the American
Imperialism when it comes to Economic Policies.
The
Chinese market had been growing and getting stronger since the Communist party
of China
initiated the 10 year policy. It made Ren Min Bi to the international trade
market.
Currently
Metro Bank, and other banks have Chinese currency as their medium of deposit.
The Chinese government is making strong stands making sure the Ren Min Bi stays
in the Asian Market and will later become the main currency
for Exchange rates replacing the United States dollar.
This
attitude the American government had created setbacks for their economy but
also their reputation. Through the years, the Americans are known for having
their unfair trade practices towards other Asian countries. Many of these deals
are only the United States
gains most of the benefits. The Asian countries involved in the trade had the
least benefit.
By
liberating the Asian and Arabian Economic Market from the Imperialists, the Asian
countries can be assured that there will be fair trade and both nations can
have the same benefit without taking advantage from the other.
In
the past few decades, United
States dominated the World Bank and
influenced it making it on their advantage. Now the American Economy is facing
setbacks and backlash. It’s the era of the Chinese Currency to replace the age
old malpractice of the Americans in unfair trades, and Politics within the
world bank.
Instead
of Buying Dollars who had unfair trade practices attached to it, Buy some
currencies that can have fair and
mutual benefits instead of taking advantage the other party.
Use
Ren Min Bi as your Medium of Exchange now and rest assure it is stable as the
waters of the South China Sea and the Pacific Ocean .
It is worth the investment you exchange for it.
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