人民币没全球通用，冥币先做到全球通用了

Group 1 - The popularity of Chinese "ghost money" (冥币) has surged overseas, attracting diverse demographics including both Black and White individuals [3][5] - In China, a bundle of ritual paper can be purchased for a low price, but on platforms like Amazon, 20 pieces can sell for as much as $50, indicating a significant markup [3] - Foreigners have embraced the concept of burning ghost money as a means to connect with ancestors, believing it brings good fortune [5][7] Group 2 - Many overseas users share testimonials claiming miraculous benefits from burning ghost money, leading to a cultural phenomenon that resembles a form of performance art [7] - Sellers have creatively customized ghost money to cater to different markets, producing versions that feature local currency symbols and cultural elements [9] - The emergence of associations dedicated to teaching the practice of burning ghost money highlights its transformation from a traditional funerary item to a cross-cultural ritual [7][9]