Where is the landscape behind the ten yuan?

The landscape behind the ten yuan is the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River.

Ten yuan (ten yuan) is a bank note issued by the People's Bank of China with a denomination of 10 yuan. The fifth set of RMB 05 edition 10 yuan has a face size of 140mm*70mm. The main scene on the front is the head of Chairman Mao, and the main scene on the back is the magnificent pattern of the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River. The main color on the front is blue and black, and the main color on the back is also blue and black.

The fourth set of RMB 10 banknotes will stop circulating in the market on May 1 day, 2065438. Exchange stopped on April 30th, 20 19.

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Young singer Liu Yuanyuan: Go backstage 10 yuan-Kuimen.

Fengjie is located at the head of the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River, and Kuimen ranks first in the world. It is one of the five famous landscape business cards in China. Natural landscapes such as Baidicheng, Tiankeng, Ground Fissure and Eight Arrays of Flood and Drought complement each other with human landscapes. Since ancient times, it has been a scenic spot for literati to splash ink and paint.

On June 5438+ 10 last year, I was invited to participate in Chongqing Fengjie International Photography Festival, which made me feel the charm of Fengjie at close range, and I was deeply impressed by the background of Kuimen and RMB 10. Kuimen, the entrance of Qutangxia, is the west gate of the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River, also known as Qutangguan. It is the gateway to Sichuan Basin under the majestic Baidi City.

Being in it, there is a feeling of entering history. On weekdays, 10 yuan is just a small paper money, and many people have never carefully observed what is behind it. Don't know its historical and cultural context. When one day you really walk into this "most familiar but unfamiliar" Kuimen, the feeling of shock is beyond words. The magnificence of the motherland's mountains and rivers has enriched my vision and inspired my creative enthusiasm.

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