What exactly are China's core assets and hard currency?
China's major assets refer to important resources, industries and enterprises that play a key role in the country's economic, political, military and cultural security and have important strategic value. These assets include companies related to oil and gas, railways, power grids, aerospace, nuclear energy, defense, finance, communications, and computers. These companies are of great significance to China's economic development and are regarded as important national assets of China.
Hard currency is a tangible property in the monetary system, usually referring to **or other *** monetary reserves that are considered safe because of their relative stability and widely accepted value. In the international monetary system, hard currency is usually used as a reserve currency between countries to maintain economic stability. China's hard currency reserves mainly refer to the ** reserves held by China, as well as the ** part of some other foreign exchange reserves that are denominated in **.
In general, China's main assets are an important guarantee for the country's economic development, while hard currency is an important means to ensure the security and stability of the country's monetary system. Both play a vital role in China's national development and security.