In ancient China, the currency used was extremely heavy copper coins or loose silver ingots, but in most periods, the currency used was copper coins and loose silver, and gold coins were rarely used. Generally speaking, most people buy daily necessities, daily necessities, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea, food, clothing, housing and transportation, and so on. Use copper coins or scattered silver, which leads to the fact that money should not be carried around in large quantities. Generally speaking, it is very, very difficult for businessmen to circulate funds, so in ancient China, some businessmen were forced to use vehicles to transport or transport money, which was time-consuming, laborious and inefficient. So the French first invented paper money instead of heavy metal coins (also known as metal coins). When foreigners used paper money, we still used heavy metal coins in ancient times.

So when did paper money enter China? The answer is that it was too late for us to use paper money in China in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. The earliest stock in the world was also invented by the French. In the early 1990s, we knew what the stock was after 199 1 year. Why do we always lag behind westerners for many years? Because we don't understand invention and creation, backward technology stagnates, which is also a great example that there were no scientists in ancient China. This is an indisputable fact, so it makes sense to say that there was no invention in ancient China.

The earliest coin in the world-the early silver coin of the British Empire-was invented after 1700 years.

The earliest paper money in the world appeared in France more than 200 years ago and was invented around 1750.

The earliest silver coin in the world-the early silver coin of the British Empire was invented around 1720.

The earliest gold coin in the world-the gold coin of the British Empire was invented around 1720.

Invented the world's earliest plastic banknotes-AUD 1988.

The earliest copper coin in the world was invented by China in the Qin Dynasty.

Westerners are the first people to use oil in the world. China people knew about oil in the 1970s. China did not find oil in ancient times, but westerners knew what oil was as early as 1000 years ago. The earliest inventor of paper in the world was ancient Egypt. They invented paper more than 4000 years ago, which is papyrus. The inventor of movable type printing is Johannes Gutenberg. The earliest writing in the world; Invented in Babylon, Cuba. The earliest vernier caliper in the world; The Germans invented and created. The earliest business card in the world; An American or Japanese invention. The earliest toothbrush in the world; Americans invented it nearly 200 years ago. In fact, the earliest liquor in the world was not invented by China people. China liquor before ancient times was water liquor, and its alcohol content was not as high as that of modern beer. The Water Margin, one of China's classical Four Great Classical Novels, is an example. In addition, there are tigers killed, Lu Tihai killed the town of Kansai with three fists, and Lu made a scene in Wutai Mountain, fighting and so on.

The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, one of China's four classical novels, was written by Liu Bei, Liu Xuande, Cao Cao and Cao Mengde. The hero's alcohol content was lower, so who invented the advanced liquor? Answer; It was the West Asians who first invented distillation, and the West Asians invented distilled liquor after distillation. Distillation and distilled liquor were introduced into China in Yuan Dynasty. Rice is one of the staple foods in China. Scientists have always believed that China is the earliest origin of ancient rice, with a history of almost 4,000 years. However, Southeast Asian archaeology has unearthed carbonized rice nearly 5000 years ago! The invention of ironmaking; Mesopotamia. Copper smelting technology; Ancient Babylon. The earliest corn in the world; America. The earliest human fossils in the world; Africa is the earliest surgical operation in the world; Western countries more than 300 years ago. The largest book with the largest number of words in the world; Encyclopedia Britannica.

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The largest royal palace building in the world; Versailles Palace and Gardens in France. The oldest country in the world; Ancient Egypt. The largest square in the world; The Grand Plaza in Brussels, Belgium. The tallest building in the world; American Empire State Building. The coldest place in the world; Antarctic. The hottest place in the world; Basra, Iraq. The largest desert in the world; Sahara desert. The largest country in the world; Russia. The earliest kite invention in the world; China is the longest river in the world; The Nile. The highest plateau in the world; Brazilian plateau. The highest peak in the world; Mount Everest in China and Nepal. The largest island in the world; Australia. The largest peninsula in the world; Arabian peninsula. The largest ocean in the world; Coral sea. The largest ocean in the world; Pacific Ocean. The largest continent in the world; Asia. The earliest canal in the world; Suez canal. The longest canyon in the world; The Great Rift Valley in East Africa. The deepest canyon in the world; The Great Rift Valley in East Africa.

The longest railway in the world; Trans-siberian railway. The longest highway in the world; Pan-American Highway. The largest bay in the world; Bay of Bengal. The longest mountain range in the world; Andes. The largest landlocked country in the world; Mongolia. The most populous country in the world; China is the largest freshwater lake in the world; Lake Victoria. The largest saltwater lake in the world; Caspian sea. The river with the largest sediment concentration in the world; The Yangtze River. The largest island in China; Sakhalin Island (once) Taiwan Province Province Island (now) Hainan Island (now). The largest royal palace complex in the world; Buckingham Palace. The first country in the world to use paper money; France. The first country in the world to use stamps; Britain. The largest country in the ancient world; The British Empire (the empire where the sun never sets). The earliest waterwheel in the world; Western countries and so on will not be described one by one.