Zhuangpiao is a promissory note issued by an old bank. Because it is anonymous, it can be circulated in the market and can be used as cash. Source: "The Present Situation of Monsters Witnessed in Twenty Years" The seventh time: "First look at a ticket of 1,200 silver and cover it." Mao Dun's "Lin Family Tree" IV: "Paper money is 420 yuan, plus two spot tickets."

Zhuangpiao is a credit note issued by merchants, pawn shops, local chambers of commerce and other institutions in the private financial industry. Generally, it was not approved by the government at that time, and the circulation scope was limited to the narrow area where the issuer was located, and a few Zhuang tickets were circulated across regions. The circulation of Zhuangpiao has solved the difficulties of market changes, improved and improved the issuer's operating conditions, and objectively promoted the financial and economic development of a place.

According to the textual research of relevant historical materials, Zhuangpiao sprouted in the period of Dazhong Xiangfu in the Northern Song Dynasty and was formed in the early Qing Dynasty. During the Republic of China, the use of Zhuang tickets reached its peak, and the Houzhuang tickets founded by New China gradually withdrew from circulation and entered the collection field. Some paper money collectors take Zhuang tickets as their collection theme, which enriches the connotation of the monetary culture of the motherland.

Zhuang votes to make sentences:

1. Miss Yao went out with the Zhuang ticket and the pawn ticket, and the glistening sun shone on her head. She sighed: "I didn't expect this young lady to fall into this situation. Mom and Dad, you didn't have a chance to watch my jokes.

He hurried to the bed in the bedroom and pulled the door of the safe, but it was unlocked. The gold bars, dollar bills, silver dollars, tickets, jewelry and documents in it are all gone.