Central campus of Shandong University to Yaoqiang Airport

1. You'd better take a taxi, because you're in a hurry. There's a bus to the airport at the railway station, 20 people.

2. From Qianfo Mountain Campus of Shandong University to Yaoqiang airport,
the way is: Shunhe viact Road, Jinan Guangzhou expressway,
about 38.3km,
it takes 37 minutes to drive,

about 98 yuan for taxi,
about 7 yuan for expressway.

3. The whole journey is about 1 hour and 40 minutes / 32.9 km / 6 stops / transfer once

start from Jinan Yaoqiang International Airport
walk about 93 meters to Yaoqiang International Airport, take the airport shuttle bus No. 2, pass 1 stop, get off at Jinan east station, walk about 310 meters, take No. 112 at Jinan east station, pass 5 stops, get off at huayuanzhuang East Road, walk about 620 meters to the central campus of Shandong University, and end at the central campus of Shandong University

4. Hello. Take bus 309 at Honglou square to Jinan Yaoqiang International Airport The station is located about 50 meters east of the South Gate of Laoshan (North Road). The ticket price is 3 yuan.

5. The address is at Yingkou Road, Heping District, behind Tianjin international shopping mall

6. China is one of the earliest countries in the world to use currency, with a history of 5000 years. In the process of formation and development, ancient Chinese currency has experienced five major evolutions: 1. The evolution from natural currency to artificial currency. Shell is the earliest currency in China, which was used in Shang Dynasty. In Chinese characters, most of the characters related to value begin with "Bei". With the development of commodity exchange, more and more money was needed, and seashells could not meet people's needs. In Shang Dynasty, people began to imitate seashells with copper. The appearance of copper coin is an important evolution from natural currency to artificial currency in ancient Chinese currency history. With the extensive use of artificial coins, seashells, as a natural currency, graally withdrew from China's currency stage. 2. The evolution from disordered shape to uniform shape. From the appearance of Shang Dynasty copper coins to the Warring States period, there were many shapes of Chinese coins. During the Warring States period, not only all countries made their own money, but also all regions in a feudal state made their own money. It is famous for the shovel coin of Zhao, Dao coin of Qi, round square hole coin of Qin and ant nose coin of Chu. After Qin unified China, the first emperor of Qin promulgated the earliest currency law of China in 210 BC, which stipulated that half Liang coins with round square holes of Qin state could be used throughout the country. The unification of currency ended the disordered state of different shapes and great weight disparity of ancient Chinese currency, and it was a significant evolution from disordered shape to standard shape in the history of ancient Chinese currency. The shape of this round square hole determined by the Qin banliang coins continued until the early Republic of China. 3. The evolution from local coinage to central coinage. In the early Han Dynasty, the prefectures were allowed to cast money freely. According to the records of Shi Huo Zhi in the book of Han Dynasty, when Emperor Wen "got rid of the order of stealing and casting money, he made the people cast money freely", so "stealing and casting rose like clouds". This not only caused the currency confusion, but also made the rich merchants manipulate the coinage right, making the rich ratio the emperor. In 113 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty regained the minting right of the prefecture, and the central government unified the minting of wuzhu coin, which became the only legal currency at that time. From then on, it was determined that the central government should be responsible for the unified management of coin casting and issue, which was a significant evolution from local coin to central coin in the history of ancient Chinese currency. Since then, the central government has been in charge of the coinage. The return of the minting right to the central government played an important role in stabilizing the political situation and economic development of the dynasties. 4. From the weight of documents to Tongbao and Yuanbao. Since the Qin and Han Dynasties, coins are usually clearly marked with the weight of money, such as "half Liang", "five baht" and so on (24 baht is one or two). In 621, Li Yuan was determined to reform the currency system, abolish the ancient coins of different weights, and cast "Kaiyuan Tongbao" coins with the meaning of "opening up a new era"“ "Kaiyuan Tongbao" is a change from the weight of documents to Tongbao and Yuanbao in ancient China“ Kaiyuan Tongbao money is the earliest Tongbao money in China. Since then, copper coins in China no longer use money to mark the weight, but use Tongbao and Yuanbao. It has been used until the "Tongbao of the Republic of China" after the 1911 Revolution. 5. The evolution from metal currency to paper currency. In the Northern Song Dynasty, with the development of exchange, the amount of money in circulation increased. During the reign of Emperor Taizong of the Northern Song Dynasty, the annual coinage was 800000 yuan, and then graally increased. In order to make up for the shortage of copper coins, the government cast a large number of iron coins in some areas. According to the records of the history of Song Dynasty, the cast iron coins in Sichuan at that time always weighed 25 Jin and 8 Liang. To buy a piece of silk in Sichuan, you have to pay 130 Jin of iron. Iron money is so cumbersome and inconvenient that the paper money "Jiaozi" created and printed in the Northern Song Dynasty came into being in Sichuan. During the reign of emperor Zhenzong of the Song Dynasty, with the permission of the government, it was jointly operated by 16 wealthy families in Cheng“ The appearance of "Jiaozi" is an important evolution from metal currency to paper currency in ancient Chinese currency history“ Jiaozi is not only the earliest paper currency in China, but also the earliest paper currency in the world.

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