During the Qingming Festival, there are some "imitation" ghost coins that look exactly like RMB in shops selling sacrificial offerings. Those coins that look exactly like real coins are available in denominations of 10 yuan, 20 yuan, 50 yuan, and 100 yuan. The front and back patterns are exactly the same as the real coins. The only difference is that the word "人" in "People's Bank of China" has been replaced. It became the word "Ming". If you don't look carefully, it can be confused with the real thing. Some burial areas near forest areas sell firecrackers, and it is prohibited to set off, burn, or sell paper sacrifices, paper money, ghost coins and other superstitious funeral supplies.

These are prohibited sacrifices that violate regulations.