1. How big can the Auspicious Crown grow?
Hello, friend! The 50-yuan denomination from the fourth edition of the RMB has long been considered the “King of the Fourth Edition” by collectors. This is because its extant numbers are truly rare, and even delisted coins have inherent collectible value. So, regarding the 50-yuan denomination with the EE crown you mentioned, in my experience, this “double crown” coin is more valuable than ordinary denominations. If yours is from the 1980 edition, its collectible value is much higher than ordinary denominations! This set of 50-yuan denominations also includes a 1990 edition. Therefore, I can only answer your question based on my personal experience regarding the denominations, as I’m also a coin collector! According to relevant data, the value of the 1990 50-yuan banknote is influenced by numerous factors, such as the note’s serial number. A traditionally auspicious number in Chinese history can lead to a higher price for that note compared to other 1990 50-yuan notes. Another factor is the note’s condition. A new, undamaged note with no creases or tears can also command a higher price. Rare serial numbers also hold considerable collectible value. What are some of the rare 1990 50-yuan serial numbers? The fourth series of RMB notes began circulation on April 27, 1987. The reverse design features historical sites and famous mountains and rivers, while the front features designs such as cranes and pine trees. Nine denominations and 15 editions were issued. This series of RMB, building on the second and third series, added two larger denominations: the 50-yuan and 100-yuan notes. Because some of the 1980 edition banknotes had poor anti-counterfeiting technology, the 1990 edition went into circulation on August 20, 1992. This edition added a fixed metal security thread to the banknote paper and added the Chinese pinyin and Arabic numerals indicating the face value in colorless fluorescent ink. The 1990 edition 50-yuan note features portraits of workers, farmers, and intellectuals on the obverse, and a picture of the Hukou Waterfall on the Yellow River on the reverse. Located 25 kilometers southwest of Jixian County, Shanxi Province, Hukou Waterfall is the second largest waterfall in China. As the Yellow River flows through this area, trapped by mountains on either side, the riverbed abruptly narrows from 250 meters to 50 meters. The massive waves and rapids are confined within the rocky gullies, creating a roaring, thunderous roar resembling a giant boiling pot. From a height of 20 meters, the crashing waves create clouds of mist, rising into the air. Reflecting sunlight, they create rainbows, creating a breathtaking spectacle. This is why it’s often praised as “clouds rising from the water, rainbows emerging from the Yellow River.”
Among the rare serial numbers of 50 yuan in 1990, the collection price of supplementary numbers will be relatively high. The supplementary numbers of 9050 include JU, JX, ZH, ZI, and ZJ, which have relatively high prices, while the others are not too high. In addition, the serial number 9050AR (commonly known as the “King of Blue Crown”) is different from the others (the AR serial number and numbers are light blue (slightly sky blue), while the others are dark blue (slightly blue-black), and the price is also twice as high or even more.
There are 141 types of 50 yuan in 1990 (the theoretical circulation of each serial number is 100 million): AP, AR, AT, AZ, AX, BQ, BR, BS, BX, BP, BT, BY, BU, BZ, DU, DS, DZ, DY, DW, DX, D T, DQ, DP, FW, FX, FS, FP, FQ, FU, FY, FZ, FT, GZ, GX, GT, GY, RI, RA, RE, RC, RD, RB, RJ, RH, HU, HW, HS, HZ, H Y, HQ, IW, IT, IP, IS, IZ, IR, IQ, IU, JS, JR, JQ, JX, JU, UI, UE, UB, UG, UD, UF, UA, UC, UH, PF, PC, PI, PD, PB , PH, PE, PJ, PG, SG, SC, SB, SF, SE, SA, SD, SI, SH, SJ, TB, TG, TH, TA, TJ, TC, TI, TE, WA, WB, WC, WD, WE, WF ,WH,WI,WJ,QA,QB,QD,QF,QH,QJ,QI,QE,QG,XA,XB,XC,XD,XE,XF,XG,XJ,XH,XI,YA,YB,YD,YC,YH,YG 、YF、YI、YE、YJ、ZA、ZB、ZI、ZJ
So far, the price of a 1990 50 yuan banknote has been between 100 yuan and 100 yuan per piece, which is very high considering its value. Relevant people said that based on the current appreciation trend of the 1990 50 yuan banknote, the 1990 50 yuan banknote will become increasingly valuable. Those who are interested in collecting are advised to buy it as soon as possible to get a better return.
2. How to water the Auspicious Crown
1. Proper cold protection
The longevity crown crabapple has strong cold resistance and can withstand low temperatures of -18℃ in winter. However, in order to safely spend the winter, it is best to move the potted plants indoors to avoid frostbite. But you must also choose a good placement. Do not put the potted plants on the floor heating, and do not put them too close to the heating equipment. The temperature during the winter should be between -5℃ and 5℃, and the temperature does not need to be too high.
2. Control watering
During the winter, the soil should be kept slightly dry to avoid being too wet. The plant has a low demand for water in winter, and the frequency of watering should be extended. Wait until the soil is dry before watering. Spray the plant with water once a week to increase the breeding humidity and also It plays the role of cleaning the leaves. It should be noted that the water temperature for watering should not be too low, and the water temperature should be close to room temperature.
3. Plenty of sunlight
During the winter, the longevity crown crabapple should be placed in the sun with sufficient light. The plant itself likes sunlight, and the light in winter is very weak, which allows the plant to receive sufficient light. When growing indoors, it can be placed on a sunny balcony to avoid growing it in a location with poor light.
4. Proper pruning
During winter maintenance, the plant can also be pruned appropriately, generally cutting off cross branches, weak branches, dead branches, etc. For branches that are too long, they can be shortened appropriately to facilitate shaping. Control the water after pruning, and be careful when watering to avoid pouring water on the plant.
3. Cultivation of an Auspicious Crown
Are you asking about the phoenix crown or the veil?
When a woman gets married, she wears a phoenix crown, a shawl, a red felt, and sits on a flowered platform. Large palace lanterns are held, cloth banners are hoisted, and music and music are played for three days of celebration.
After the reunion dinner, the bride will wear a crown and veil. The crown is a phoenix crown. But it’s not the kind with phoenix and dragon patterns worn by the empress and concubines. Instead, it’s a colorful crown, or flower crown (a type of headdress for women), adorned with artificial flowers or other auspicious designs. Certainly, there are. However, those with phoenix and dragon patterns were only worn by the aristocracy and wealthy. Wearing a crown is quite heavy, but it’s still very popular among women. It became even more popular during the Ming Dynasty, and the crown worn by brides was also called a “phoenix crown.” However, many ordinary women could only wear a hairpin in their hair instead of a phoenix crown when they got married. While the phoenix crown is popular, it’s also quite expensive. The veil, on the other hand, is widely worn. The veil is a large red scarf. Before the bride gets into the sedan chair, she has to cover her face with the red scarf. From getting into the sedan chair, worshiping in the hall to entering the bridal chamber, the veil cannot be removed. So the veil is also called “face blocking”.
4. The difference between the auspicious crown and the auspicious crown brocade
The leaves of the auspicious crown can be propagated by leaf cuttings. When using this method of propagation, first cut off the stronger leaves from the well-growing plants and place them in a cool place to dry the wounds. Then apply a thin layer of rooting powder on the cut, insert it into the soil, and place it in a cool place for maintenance.
After cutting, keep it warm and water it in time, which is more conducive to it taking root and sprouting
5. What family does the auspicious crown belong to?
9-stroke characters suitable for naming 1. Simplified Chinese characters with 9 strokes are auspicious names for boys: heavy, gull, reserved, desolate, spring, awake, proud, star, Na, ignorant, pillar, recommended, standard, noble, willow, autumn, belt, sincere, language, reform, give, encourage, raise, already, think, give, custom, follow, restore, south, light, cypress, bell, brilliant, absolute, trust, tree, province, prestige, honor, sand, pavilion, Jun, aid, Hong, brave, struggle, humble, quality, law, stand firm, degree, endure, seal, thrifty, suitable, win, admire, alone, protect, extend, guest, cave, rely on, god, repair, building, ancestor, bright, heard, live, handsome, city, thick, Zai, merit, constant, phase, relative, Yan, court, front, dangerous
2. Simplified Chinese characters with 9 strokes are auspicious names for girls: tranquil, hope, sound, precious, Na, think, cypress, south, honor, willow, Ling, clean, Yan, Ru, Ya, Ke, posture, soft, rainbow, beautiful 3. Kangxi characters have 9 strokes. Lucky characters for boys’ names are: Tuo, Du, Feng, Chun, Jin, Nai, Yan, Xia, Zhi, Tai, Zhuo, Lu, Ge, Nan, Wei, Bo, Yue, Ji, Liu, Ke, Shi, Jian, Jin, Xiao, Jun, Chong, Fei, Pin, He, Zai, Bao, Yong, Bao, Ting, Fu, Hou, Zhi, Zhu, Bo, Zhao, Feng, Qiu, Su, Sheng, Ben, Yan, Sha, Xin, Xiang, Mei, Quan, Zhi, Xing, Zhao, Bai, Liang, Si, Mian, Jun, Jun. 4. Kangxi characters have 9 strokes. Lucky characters for girls’ names are: Qian, Mei, Zi, Shao, Mei, Yin, Nan, Pan, Hong, Ke, Bo, Bai, Ying, Si, Hong, Ying, You, Yi, Rou, Xiang, Qiu, Chun, Yue, Yan, Liu. 6. Pictures of the succulent plant.
Cultivation Methods
1. Soil Requirements
Agave succulents are highly adaptable to their environment and are best suited to growing in loose, breathable, fertile soil. They can be planted in garden soil for maintenance, or a mixture of garden soil and leaf mold can be added, with bone meal added to increase the fertility of the soil, allowing the agave to grow better.
2. Sufficient Light
Agave succulents require ample sunlight for maintenance. They should be placed in a well-ventilated, sunny area for maintenance. This will make the leaves more lustrous and increase their ornamental value. However, agaves cannot be maintained in strong sunlight. In summer, they need to be shaded and protected from direct sunlight.
7. Cultivation Methods and Precautions for the Auspicious Crown
It is suitable for crabapples, a traditional Chinese flower that symbolizes good luck and grandeur. It has been loved by people since ancient times. Many people will grow a few crabapple plants in their own yards. They usually bloom in early spring, with fresh, elegant colors and a light, refreshing and pleasant fragrance. They have high ornamental value. There are many crabapple plants that can be planted in the ground, the more common ones are the Western Courtyard Crabapple, the Stem Crabapple, and the Weeping Crabapple. After planting in the ground, as long as there is sufficient light and it survives, it can grow and bloom year after year with almost no care, which is very cost-effective.
8. Price of the Auspicious Crown
When repotting the Auspicious Crown, first use a shovel to loosen the soil around the plant and remove the plant from the pot. Then clean the old soil on the roots. If there are dead or rotten roots, cut them off and apply medicine to the wound for disinfection. Finally, choose a flower pot with good drainage and air permeability and replant the plant. After repotting, you can water it with a small amount of water, but be careful not to let water accumulate in the soil.
9. How to grow the Auspicious Crown
[Idiom]: Li Guo Tong Zhou
[Pinyin]: lǐ guō tóng zhōu
[Explanation]: A metaphor for close friends getting along.
[Source]: “Book of the Later Han: Biography of Guo Tai” records: “Guo Tai, courtesy name Lin Zong, was a native of Jiexiu, Taiyuan. Her family was poor… She traveled to Luoyang. She first met Li Ying, the governor of Henan, who was greatly impressed and they became friends. This gave her a great reputation in the capital. Later, she returned home, where a distinguished group of scholars escorted her to the Yellow River with several thousand carriages. Lin Zong was the only one who crossed the Yellow River with Li Ying in the same boat, and the other guests, amazed by the sight, thought they were immortals.” [Example sentence]: For a moment, the people outside the gate watched in anticipation, and the waiters on the carriages and horses were thin and exhausted, almost like Xun Yu and Chen Yu sitting together, or Li and Guo Yu in the same boat. The elegance of the Eastern Han Dynasty is revisited today. Volume 8 of “Lang Qian Ji Wen” by Chen Kangqi, Qing Dynasty. [Pinyin code]: lgtz How to prune the Auspicious Crown
You can appropriately shorten each longer branch, and the cut should be at least 0.3 cm away from the next leaf bud, otherwise it will affect the germination of the leaf bud.
The length of the pruning depends on the size of your plant and the thickness of the branches. Try to keep the leaves growing and don’t cut too hard! !
The cut branches can be cut into clean river sand, maintained at a temperature of around 20℃, and sprayed with water frequently. They will soon take root and can be planted in another pot.
If you want to repot, you can bury it about 2 cm deeper than the original pot. Sandy and fertile soil is best! Do not use clay! The pot should not be too large, just one size larger than the original pot! After repotting, water it thoroughly and maintain it normally.
11. Picture of auspicious crown in bloom
Guan Guan, Guan Xi, Guan Yu, Guan Lin, Guan Hua, Guan Le, Guan Xiang, Guan Xiang, Guan Bo, Guan Yi, Guan De, Guan Guan, Guan Jin, Guan Jin, Guan Ming, Guan Xi, Guan Du, Guan Ping, Guan Ji, Guan Lin—these are some names with the character Guan that convey auspicious meanings.