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Chapter List (49) Free
- 1: Section 1 Bei Coin is the earliest currency in China
- 2: Section 2 The Four Currency Systems of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods
- 3: Section 1 Qin Unified Currency
- 4: Section 2 Overview of the Han Currency System
- 5: Section 3 Transformation from half tael to five baht
- 6: Section Four: A brief analysis of the reasons for currency stability in the late Western Han Dynasty
- 7: Section 5 Currency of Xinmang and Late Eastern Han Dynasty
- 8: Chapter Three Currency from the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties to the Sui Dynasty
- 9: Section 2 The Shrinking Currency of the Southern Dynasties
- 10: Section 3 Currency Changes in the Northern Dynasties
- 11: Section 4 Unification of Currency in the Sui Dynasty
- 12: Section 1 Background of Currency Development in Tang Dynasty
- 13: The establishment and development of the second section Tongbao money system
- 14: Section 3 Gold, Silver and Silk in the Currency System of the Tang Dynasty
- 15: Section 4 Relative Stability of Currency in Tang Dynasty
- 16: Section 5 Inflation in the Early Tang Dynasty and the Late Tang Dynasty
- 17: Section 6 Money Saving Prohibition and Deflation
- 18: Section VII The Currencies of the Five Dynasties and Ten Countries
- 19: Section 1 Background of Currency Changes in the Song Dynasty
- 20: Section 2 Introduction to the Currency System of the Song and Song Dynasties
- 21: Section 3 Coins of Song and Song Dynasties
- 22: Section 4 Banknotes of Song and Song Dynasties
- 23: Section 5 Gold and Silver Coins and Other Currencies in the Song and Song Dynasties
- 24: Section 6 Reading and Recalling
- 25: Section 1 Liao (Khitan) coins
- 26: Section 2 Currency of the Golden (Jurchen) Country
- 27: The third section Xixia coins
- 28: Section 4 Silver Ingots and Coins of the Yuan Dynasty
- 29: Section 5 Coins of Peasant Uprising Army at the End of Yuan Dynasty
- 30: Section 6 Banknote Law of the Yuan Dynasty
- 31: Section 7 Yuan Dynasty Banknotes and Inflation
- 32: Section 1 Overview of the Ming Dynasty Currency System
- 33: Section 2 Daming Tongxing Banknotes
- 34: Section 3 Establishment of the two-bank system
- 35: Section 4 The Ming Dynasty made money, and the weight loss in the early stage was chaotic in the late stage
- 36: Section 5 Coins of Nanming and Late Ming Uprising Areas
- 37: Section 1 Overview of the Qing Dynasty Currency System
- 38: Section 2 The Rise and Fall of Money Making in the Qing Dynasty
- 39: Section 3 Xianfeng Big Money Official Banknotes and Inflation
- 40: Section 4 Currency of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom
- 41: Section 1 Overview of the Currency System in the Late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China
- 42: Section 2 Currency Invasion of China by Imperialist Countries
- 43: The rise and fall of the third section of the silver system
- 44: Section 4 Silver Dollars, Copper Dollars and Minor Coins
- 45: Section 5 Currency of the Base Areas and Liberated Areas Led by the Communist Party of China
- 46: Section 6 Banknotes of National and Regional Banks
- 47: Section 7 Currency of Commercial Banks and Other Financial Organizations
- 48: Chapter 10 The Characteristics and Historical Status of Chinese Currency
- 49: Supplementary picture
