Burning $100 Bill: Warning of Economic Risks and Currency Devaluation

Description

The image centers on a $100 bill, with Benjamin Franklin’s portrait clearly visible. Its right edge is being engulfed by flames—bright orange flames leap, and charred fragments curl and dangle precariously. The bill bears Chinese markings: the character “样” (sample) and “禁止流通” (not for circulation). The background has a hazy warm tone, creating a tense and oppressive atmosphere. The burning US dollar metaphorizes financial risks such as currency devaluation, high inflation, and investment losses. It seems to warn of wealth shrinkage amid economic fluctuations, hinting at potential cash waste, financial market uncertainty, and currency crisis, conveying a strong economic warning.