It’s all gone!

There seems to be some problems in my last essay, which brought me a little embarrassed after reading all of your comments. Anyway, please forgive a guy under such a long boring circumstance to burst out a few feelings which even for him was unexpected. Now, let’s forget it and move on to another topic.

There’s been a question confusing me for a long time. According to the economy lesson I learnt in Korea University, exchange rate of two different money depends on the principle that it should make the real value of these two money equivalent. Given that I did feel the real value of our RMB extremely got lost after exchanged (After exchanged, a certain amount of money could not afford the same value of stuffs as it does in China), does it mean our RMB’s exchange rate is too low? Or, that principle is too ideal to put into practice?