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On April 3, 2026, the issuance of the new 10 yuan bimetallic coin dedicated to Wuyishan National Park officially began, the fifth installment in the national parks series initiated by the People's Bank of China in 2023.
This is a particularly important episode within the program, both because of the significance of the park depicted and because of the rich iconography of its design, probably the most elaborate in the series to date.
Obverse: institutional continuity in the series
The obverse maintains the common design of all national park coins. It features the national emblem of China in the center, accompanied by the country's name and the year of issue, "2026".
Reverso: a complex and symbolic landscape
The reverse side offers a particularly rich composition that synthesizes the natural and cultural identity of Wuyishan.
The central element is the winding course of the Nine Meanders River (Jiǔqū Xī), which structures the scene and guides the eye through the landscape. Surrounding it unfolds a subtropical forest and tea plantations, inseparable elements of the region.
In the background appears the profile of Yunu Peak, one of the park's most recognizable formations, alongside distant mountains that add depth to the composition. The scene is completed with the depiction of a butterfly—the species Teinopalpus aureus —and tea leaves, which introduce an ecological and cultural dimension.
The legend “武夷山国家公园” (Wuyishan National Park) and the value “10元” complete the design.
Unlike other coins in the series, which are more focused on a specific animal species, this one opts for a broader visual narrative: landscape, biodiversity and traditional human activity coexist in the same scene.
Technical characteristics of the Wuyishan coin (2026)
Feature Detail
Issuing country People's Republic of China
Issuing Authority People's Bank of China
Year of issue 2026
Date of issue April 3, 2026
Face value 10 yuan
Guy Commemorative circulating coin
Metals Core: cupronickel (copper and nickel alloy)
Outer ring: brass (copper and zinc alloy)
Diameter 27 mm
Shape Circular
Print run 50 million pieces
Limit per person 20 coins
Distribution system Reservation and exchange (June 2026)
A series in consolidation: coins issued until 2026
Since its inception in 2023, the national park series has become one of China's most coherent and attractive commemorative programs.
Year National Park Print run
2023 Sanjiangyuan 80 million
2023 Giant Panda National Park 80 million
2024 Tiger and Leopard of the Northeast 60 million
2025 Hainan Rainforest 50 million
2026 Wuyishan 50 million
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