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| 正面描述 | Central vignette of Emperor Taizu of Song (927–976 AD), founder of the Song Dynasty, who reunified China following the fractured Five Dynasties period. The portrait is set against a decorative underprint with traditional Chinese architectural and historical motifs. |
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| 背面描述 | Ornate guilloche rosette border runs vertically along the right margin, with a horizontal band of dynasty name medallions across the centre reading 秦、汉、唐、宋、元、明、清. The upper left carries the title inscription 历代帝王 (Emperors Through the Ages) above a descriptive text passage in Chinese referencing the Song Dynasty (960–1279 AD). |
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This note belongs to the commemorative series honoring figures from Chinese history, issued by the People's Bank of China. Taizu of Song — Zhao Kuangyin — founded the Song dynasty in 960 AD after the coup at Chenqiao, where his troops draped him in the imperial yellow robe before he had formally claimed the throne. The story, almost certainly embellished in later tellings, became one of the most retold succession narratives in Chinese historiography.
Whether this is a circulating or collector issue matters considerably for valuation — the PBC has issued numerous gold and silver commemorative series that share catalog space with genuine circulation notes, and the distinction is not always obvious from the note alone.