Catalog of Old Banknotes from the War of Resistance Against Japan and Domestic Wars - Collecting and Investing in Old Banknotes, Appreciation of Old Banknotes 13

Author: Liang Zhi
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: On July 7, 1937, the "Lugou Bridge Incident" occurred, and Japanese forces invaded Northeast China, triggering the nationwide War of Resistance. Starting in winter 1937, the Communist Party of China-led Eighth Route Army advanced into enemy territory, establishing bases such as Jin-Cha-Ji, Jin-Ji-Lu-Yu, Jin-Sui, and Shandong. From 1938 onwards, the New Fourth Army and a portion of the southward-moving Eighth Route Army gradually established bases in areas such as Su-Zhong, Su-Bei, Huaibei, Huainan, Yu-E-Bian, Su-Nan, An-Zhong, Zhe-Zhong, and Qiong-Ya, and issued currency for each base according to the needs of the situation. At the request of many stamp enthusiasts, after more than two years of planning and preparation, this book has finally been presented to the readers. Based on extensive consultations with experts, collectors, and coin dealers across the country, as well as the trading conditions of the coin market, it provides new market reference prices, which are relatively objective and accurate. Through a combination of text and images, this book showcases the monetary landscape during the War of Resistance and the domestic war.