What does the pattern on the one dollar coin represent?

The main pattern on the one yuan coin is three pools reflecting the moon.

Three Pools Reflecting the Moon, one of the ten scenic spots in West Lake in Hangzhou, is located in the south of the middle of West Lake. Together with the Pavilion in the center of the lake and Ruan Gongdun, they are collectively known as the "Three Islands in the Lake", just like the Penglai Three Islands in ancient Chinese legends. , so it is also called Xiaoyingzhou. In the Northern Song Dynasty, it became a good place to enjoy the moon on the lake. A poem by Zhang Ning of the Ming Dynasty said: "The moon makes the sea bright, and the Three Pools are bright everywhere. Where boats sing and dance at night, people walk in the mirror."

Design coins by choosing representative patterns with national characteristics , fully demonstrated the long history and magnificent mountains and rivers of our great motherland, and carried forward the great national culture.

Extended information:

The front of the fifth set of RMB one yuan adopts the portrait of Chairman Mao in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China. The backing adopts my country's famous flower pattern. The front of the coin uses gravure printing. The People's Bank of China Names, denomination numbers, Braille denomination marks, gravure touch lines, etc. are all printed in engraved gravure, and there is an obvious concave and convex feeling when touched with fingers.

The one-yuan watermark pattern is an orchid. It is graceful and graceful, and its fragrance is far-reaching. It is one of the Four Gentlemen of flowers, the messenger of spring and the famous flower of the four seasons. It has a long history of cultivation in China. Confucius praised this flower as "the orchid is the king's fragrance". Orchid cherishes the great patriotic poet Qu Yuan because of its "noble, elegant and unswerving" character.