That person is Dr Sun Yat Sen, leader of Republican revolution and he organizes the movement to overthrow the Manchu dynasty. He establishes the Repulic of China.
I really don't know the buying power of 100 yuan in 1937 or in the 50s, but a average workers wages were only half of that or maybe much less per month.
My dad used the dollars to buy materials in Malaya/Singapore and shipped back to China to build house.
Sorry don't know the exchanged rate at that time, and I believe it is worth much more than present exchanged rate. Agreed with you, higher value banknotes, proportionally worth more than lower value notes. But sometime the lower value banknotes may worth more, because of the condition of the notes.
I really don't know the buying power of 100 yuan in 1937 or in the 50s, but a average workers wages were only half of that or maybe much less per month.
My dad used the dollars to buy materials in Malaya/Singapore and shipped back to China to build house.
Sorry don't know the exchanged rate at that time, and I believe it is worth much more than present exchanged rate. Agreed with you, higher value banknotes, proportionally worth more than lower value notes. But sometime the lower value banknotes may worth more, because of the condition of the notes.























