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Sri Lanka, the full name of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, formerly known as Ceylon, is a tropical island country located in the Indian Ocean and a member of the Commonwealth. In ancient China, it was called Lion Country, Lion Country and Sinhalese Country.

Sri Lanka's economy is dominated by agriculture, and the country's most important export product is Ceylon black tea. The country is also one of the three largest tea-producing countries in the world, so the domestic economy is deeply influenced by tea production. In the process of liberalization, the growth rate continues to accelerate. The biggest advantage of Sri Lanka lies in its mining industry and geographical location. Is an island rich in precious stones, the world's top five producer of precious stones, known as the "gem island". Therefore, in the initial stage of the economy, the mining industry has given it many advantages in its initial development. The export value of precious stones can reach 500 million dollars every year, among which rubies, sapphires and cat's eyes are the most famous. [ 1]

Sri Lanka, which means "promised land" or "bright and rich land" in Sinhalese, has the reputation of "the jewel kingdom" and "the pearl in the Indian Ocean" and is considered as the most beautiful island by Kelpolo.

Sri Lanka has a long history of participating in international affairs. It is a founding member of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation and a member of the Commonwealth, the Group of 77, the Non-Aligned Movement and the United Nations. It is also the only South Asian country rated as "high" in the human development index.

Country name: Sri Lanka

English name: Sri Lanka

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Banknote denomination: 20 rupees

Annual paper currency: 2010.1.1(2011)

Front: The scene of the port of Colombo, the capital of Sri Lanka. The small picture in the background shows the former features of the port. In the lower left corner is the slave baron (Euthalia nais in Latin), and on the right is Serendib Scops Owl (Otus thilohoffmanni in Latin), a special owl from Sri Lanka.

Red-horned owl (scientific name: Otus scops): The total length is about 20 cm. The upper body is grayish brown (brown chestnut) with dark brown moth-like fine lines. The panel is grayish brown with thin black lines; The collar is light brown; The base of ear feather is brown; The top of the head to the back and wings are covered with feathers with brown and white spots. Most flying feathers are dark brown, tail feathers are grayish brown, and tail feathers are covered with white. The lower body is mostly reddish brown to grayish brown, with dark brown slender horizontal spots and dark brown feathers. The mouth is dark green and the top is near yellow. The claws are taupe.

Perched in the mountains. Feeding on insects, mice and birds. Nest in the tree hole, each nest produces 4 eggs, white. Feather lines are like bark. Widely distributed in the mainland, it is a resident bird; Taiwan Province Province is a tourist bird. It belongs to the national second-class protected animals.

Euthalia (scientific name: Euthalia) is a genus of Eupolyphaga in Lepidoptera.

Colombo Port, also known as the artificial port of Colombo Port, is one of the largest artificial ports in the world, and it is also one of the important midway ports of the world navigation line in Europe, Asia, the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. Colombo Port in Sri Lanka was founded in 19 12, but Colombo Port has a history of at least 400 years as a world port. As early as the 8th century AD, Colombo Port has become an important commercial center. /kloc-In the 4th century, China businessmen frequently came to Colombo Port for business activities. /kloc-In the 9th century, during the colonial period of Sri Lanka, Britain built Colombo Port in Sri Lanka.

20 16 On August 2nd, due to Indian pressure, the Sri Lankan government had to revise the agreement with China investors on the construction of Colombo Port City project invested by China. In the new agreement, Sri Lanka reclaimed the permanent use right of 20 hectares of land previously granted to China and changed it into a 99-year lease.

Back: Ves dance, the main dance performed in the early festival of God, a Vesdance dancer and a Geta Bera drummer, guarding stones and bottles of wealth.

Country name: Sri Lanka

English name: Sri Lanka

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Banknote denomination: 50 rupees

Annual paper currency: 2010.1.1(2011)

Front: the old and new bridges in Manampitiya, with an old railway arch bridge in the background. The blue Oakleaf (Latin name Kallima philarchus) is in the lower left corner, and the dark blue Flycatcher (Latin name Eumyias sordida) is on the right.

Mananpitiya New Bridge is the longest bridge in Sri Lanka at present, with a length of 302 meters and a width of 10.4 meters, which is connected with the main road of Sri Lanka A 1 1. In May 2005, the project was provided with 99 million US dollars of free aid by the Japanese government, and it was officially completed and opened to traffic in June 5438+ 10.

The Old Pitiya Bridge in Manan, built at 1922, is a dual-purpose highway and railway bridge across the Mahavili River. The bridge is 290 meters long and less than 5 meters wide. It is difficult to pass two cars at the same time, especially when the train passes through the gate. As the bridge is the main traffic artery in this area, the train crossing the bridge for a long time caused traffic jams. The completion of the new bridge has greatly eased the traffic congestion in this area.

Country name: Sri Lanka

English name: Sri Lanka

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Banknote denomination: 100 rupees

Annual paper currency: 2010.1.1(2011)

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On the front are the Norochole coal-fired power station aided by China and the Laxapana Waterfall surrounded by cables, representing thermal power and hydropower respectively, symbolizing Sri Lanka's energy development achievements. On the lower left is autumn leaves (Latin Doleschallia bisaltide), and on the right is Turdoides rufescens; Latin); The design on the back is Bharatanatyam dance, one of the four classical dances in India, the drummer of Mridangam, and the guard stone engraved with Naga pattern.

Putram Coal-fired Power Station Project is a credit assistance project of China. This is by far the largest economic and trade cooperation project between China and Sri Lanka, and also the largest construction project in Sri Lanka's history. It is undertaken by China Machinery and Equipment Import and Export Corporation (CMEC).

Putram coal-fired power station is located in Tiya Peninsula, Kapi Province, on the northwest coast of Sri Lanka, 30 kilometers north of Colombo, with a total installed capacity of 900,000 kilowatts. The first phase of the power station project has an installed capacity of 300,000 kilowatts and a total investment of 455 million US dollars.

On August 6, 2007, Putram coal-fired power station started construction. The 9th day after the official release of Rs. 100, that is, 20 1 1 Feb. 3, 2008, the first phase of the power station was operated at full capacity and successfully connected to the grid once, with the capacity to transmit 300,000 kilowatts of electricity to Sri Lanka's national grid, which can meet the electricity demand of 17% of the country's users. The second phase of the project started on March 20 18 10. The second phase of the project has an installed capacity of 600,000 kilowatts and is expected to be completed in 20 14 years.

At present, Sri Lanka mainly relies on fuel for power generation, which is expensive and cannot effectively meet the domestic power demand. After the completion of the second phase of Putram coal-fired power station, the installed capacity of the power station will reach 900,000 kilowatts, accounting for more than one third of the existing installed capacity in the country, making it the largest power station in Sri Lanka.

Behind: Bharatanatyam, one of the four classical dances in India, the drummer of Mridangam, and the Naga Guard Stone.