Where is Xianyang central hospital

3. No.14 takes about 40 minutes / 8.1km to beishangzhao station
walk 230 meters to beishangzhao village
take No.14 (or No.12, No.9), get off at shieryuan station (No.12), walk 90 meters to Xianyang central hospital

No.6 → No.26, take No.6 to beishangzhao station
walk 240 meters to beishangzhao village, Get off at the passenger station (4 stops) and walk 10 meters to the nitrogenous fertilizer plant station. Take bus No. 26. Get off at the second municipal hospital station (8 stops) and walk 90 meters to Xianyang central hospital

4. The Macao dollar, or Macao dollar, is the legal currency in circulation in the Macao Special Administrative Region of the people's Republic of China. It is often expressed by the abbreviation mop $, but the correct abbreviation is PTS. It is formally referred to as mop (Macau pataca) in ISO 4217. Macao's monetary policy is governed by the Macao monetary authority. One Macao dollar can be divided into 100 cents (avos). The Portuguese name "pataca" of the Macao dollar originates from the silver dollar "eight reals of Mexico" (Portuguese: pataca Mexico), which was widely used in Asia< In Macao and Hong Kong, the Macao dollar is often commonly known as the Portuguese dollar to distinguish the Guangdong Silver Dollar and the Hong Kong dollar that were circulated in Macao at that time. However, the Portuguese currency is actually another currency, namely Escudo, Cantonese transliteration, Chinese mainland translation into Escudo or the euro (since 1999). Therefore, Macao's "Portuguese currency" is easy to be confused for those who are ignorant. After 1995, the Bank of Atlantic and Bank of China Macau Branch authorized by the Macao Monetary Authority (previously issued by Atlantic bank) issued the notes of Macao currency, and Hong Kong Banknote Printing Co., Ltd. was responsible for them; Coins are issued by the Macao monetary authority

banknotes have denominations of 1000, 500, 100, 50, 10, 5 and no other denominations, as well as 5, 1 yuan and 50, 20, 10 mints. One yuan is equal to 100 points (avos)

History
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in the past, the currency used in Macao was Chinese silver and copper. In 1887, Macao became a Portuguese colony. In 1905, the Portuguese Atlantic bank reached a patent agreement with the Macao government at that time, which issued Macao currency on behalf of the Macao government. On September 4, the agreement was officially announced and came into effect. On January 27, 1906, the first batch of Macao banknotes with denominations of 1 yuan and 5 yuan officially circulated in the Macao market. In June 1952, coins were issued in five denominations: 5 yuan and 1 yuan, 5 jiao, 1 jiao and 5 fen. On February 1, 1961, the 1945 version of 500, 50, 10 yuan denominations printed with "memorial archway" on the front and the 25 yuan banknotes printed with the image of Luis decamoes stopped circulation. And time limit exchange, expired invalid. In January 1980, the Macao government carried out the financial system reform, established the official issuing institution of Macao separately, and reached an agreement with Atlantic Bank: the newly issued Macao banknotes will continue to be issued under the title of Atlantic bank, and will be issued by Atlantic bank as an agent, while the coins will be issued by the newly established Australian issuing institution
since January 11, 1982, some banknotes have ceased to circulate. These banknotes are:
1958 version, 500, 50, 25 and 10 yuan banknotes with the image of Jameson printed on the front
the 1963 edition, printed with the image of bispo dbelohidr Carneiro on the front, is 500, 10 and 5 yuan banknotes
1952 version, 100 yuan banknote printed with the image of Miguel de arriaga braum Da siiveira on the front
1973 version, 100 yuan banknote printed with "circular door pattern" on the front
banknotes that are out of circulation will be collected by Atlantic bank within a deadline of December 31, 1982
on January 11, 1982, the issuing institution of Macao officially issued 1981 new banknotes by Atlantic bank for the first time. There are five denominations of 500, 100, 50, 10 yuan and 5 yuan. In January of the same year, Macao issued five coins of 5 yuan and 1 yuan, 50 points, 20 points and 10 points. On October 18, 1988, 1000 yuan notes were issued. Since January 2, 1992, the newly issued coins with a face value of 5 yuan and 1 yuan have been circulating in Macao market. The new coins cancel the Portuguese national emblem in the old market and replace it with the design with Macao characteristics. On January 16 of the same year, a new version of the 10 yuan note was issued

exchange rate
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the exchange rate of the Macao dollar was originally linked to the Portuguese currency Escudo, and the exchange rate was set by the Portuguese and Macao governments. On April 7, 1977, the Macao government announced that the Macao dollar was decoupled from Escudo and began to implement the linked exchange rate system with the Hong Kong dollar. The official exchange rate was 100 Hong Kong dollars, equal to 107.50 Macao dollars, and the Macao dollar floated with the Hong Kong dollar. Due to the linked exchange rate system between Hong Kong dollar and US dollar, Macao dollar is indirectly linked to us dollar, and the exchange rate is about 1 US dollar to 8 Macao dollars. Macao has no control over the entry and exit of Macao currency and foreign currency. Tourists can freely exchange currency in Macao's hotels, banks, exchange shops and other places.

5. Is it on Wenyang road

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Address: No.78, Renmin East Road, Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province (100 meters west of the North Gate)

7. Open wechat, my, payment, Didi travel, choose the mode of public transport travel, enter Xianyang Central Hospital and click my location to view several detailed bus routes.

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bus line: No.37 → No.1, the whole journey is about 6.9km

1. Walk about 70m from Xianyang Qin station to high-speed railway Qin station

2. Take No.37, pass 4 stops, and reach tobacco company station

3. Take No.1, pass 8 stops, and reach central hospital station

4. Walk about 160m, and reach Xianyang central hospital

take a taxi for more than ten yuan

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bus line: 212 → 59, the whole journey is about 30.2km

1. Walk about 510m from the middle section of Keji No.2 road to Gaoxin No.1 middle station

2. Take No.212, pass 14 stops, and reach Seoul Road Station

3. Take No.59, pass 28 stops, and reach shieryuan station

4. Walk about 160m, To Xianyang central hospital

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bus line: No.28 → Metro Line 1 → No.13, the whole journey is about 26.5km

1. Walk about 30m from the middle section of Keji Road 2 to the middle section station of Keji Road 2

2. Take No.28, pass 10 stations, and reach Laodong Road Station

3. Walk about 230m to Laodong Road Station

< P > 4. Take Metro Line 1, After 6 stops, reach weiweizhai station

5, walk about 380 meters, reach weiweizhai subway station

6, take bus No. 13, pass 12 stops, reach Beimenkou Shizi station (or take bus No. 13 night shift)

7, walk about 330 meters, and reach Xianyang central hospital