Mingbi is one of the mingbi used by China people to worship ghosts and gods and appreciate the dead at funerals and grave-sweeping. It is also called paper money, mingbi, gold paper, silver paper and cat paper. Generally, white paper is cut into the shape of copper coins, and then it will be scattered in the cemetery in the wild or burned to the dead. People generally call this kind of paper loose burning.
First burn paper, nine k white paper, and smash four rows of round money, five for each row;
2. Ghost banknotes, which are copied after the world has foreign currency tickets, are written with the words "Paradise Bank", "Ghost Bank" and "Bank of Hell and Cao Yin", and have the pattern of the capital city, mostly with huge denominations, and the Buddhist "death curse" is printed on the back;
3. Fake foreign currency, with hard paper as the core and wrapped in silver foil, suppressing the same pattern as the prevailing silver dollar at that time;