KRW to CNY Exchange Rate Today

Convert Korean Won to Chinese Yuan with live KRW/CNY rates for China business, manufacturing, or Korean-Chinese trade. Navigate Asia's complex trade flows.

1000 KRW =

4.85CNY

1 CNY = 206.1682 KRW

1 KRW = 0.0049 CNY

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KRW to CNY conversion table

Common amounts at the current mid-market rate of 1 KRW = 0.0049 CNY.

KRWCNY
1 KRW0.0049 CNY
5 KRW0.0243 CNY
10 KRW0.0485 CNY
25 KRW0.1213 CNY
50 KRW0.2425 CNY
100 KRW0.4850 CNY
500 KRW2.43 CNY
1,000 KRW4.85 CNY
5,000 KRW24.25 CNY
CNYKRW
1 CNY206.17 KRW
5 CNY1,031 KRW
10 CNY2,062 KRW
25 CNY5,154 KRW
50 CNY10,308 KRW
100 CNY20,617 KRW
500 CNY103,084 KRW
1,000 CNY206,168 KRW
5,000 CNY1,030,841 KRW

Mid-market rate — the midpoint banks trade at, before any provider adds a margin. What you actually receive is below.

What you actually get for 1,000 KRW

Nobody converts at the mid-market rate. At 1 KRW = 0.0049 CNY, a perfect conversion of 1,000 KRW would be 4.85 CNY. Here is what 3 services would really send, fee and exchange-rate margin included.

ServiceTheir rateFeeYou get
MoneyGramcheapest0.00481.49 KRW4.82 CNY
XE0.00484.80 CNY
Western Union0.00481.99 KRW4.77 CNY

On 1,000 KRW, the gap between the best and worst option here is 0.0500 CNY — the same money, converted on the same day. That difference is the fee plus the margin each service builds into its rate, and it is the only part of this page you can do anything about. How exchange-rate markups work.

Typical pricing for a bank-funded transfer, not a live quote — promotional offers and payment method can change it. Check the provider before sending.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current KRW to CNY exchange rate?

The Korean Won to Chinese Yuan rate typically ranges between ¥0.0051-0.0056 per ₩1 (or about ₩1,780-1,960 per ¥1). BOK and PBOC policies, Korea-China trade dynamics, and regional economics influence this rate. China is South Korea's largest trading partner—Samsung, Hyundai, LG all have massive Chinese operations. Korean companies source components from China and sell finished products there, creating constant currency exchange needs.

Why is China-Korea trade so important?

China accounts for 25% of Korea's total exports—semiconductors, chemicals, machinery, cars flow to China. Korea imports consumer goods, raw materials from China. Samsung and SK Hynix sell memory chips to Chinese phone makers. Korean culture (K-pop, K-dramas) is hugely popular in China, though government restrictions occasionally limit exchanges. Despite political complexities, economic interdependence is massive.

What's the best way to send Won to China?

Use Korean banks like Shinhan or Woori with Chinese operations, Chinese banks' Korean branches (ICBC, Bank of China), Wise or OFX (check China restrictions), or for businesses, trade finance services. Note China's $50,000 annual conversion limit per recipient and documentation requirements. For e-commerce, Alipay and WeChat Pay increasingly support cross-border KRW-CNY payments.

When should I convert Won to Yuan?

Seoul exporters selling to China benefit when won strengthens above ¥0.52, gaining ¥520M versus ¥500M at ¥0.50 on ₩1B revenue. Korea-China trade ($300B annually despite diplomatic tensions) creates massive flows—Samsung, LG, Hyundai converting Chinese sales. K-pop agencies (SM, JYP, HYBE) converting Chinese concert/merchandise revenues watch PBOC 9:15 AM fixing. Difference between ¥0.50 and ¥0.52 equals ¥20M on ₩1B—significant for Korean manufacturers navigating THAAD tensions while maximizing yuan revenues from Shanghai, Beijing operations.

How do Korean businesses manage Chinese yuan exposure?

Samsung, Hyundai, LG have billion-dollar yuan exposures from Chinese sales and operations. They use forward contracts, natural hedges (match yuan revenues with yuan costs), and centralized treasury management. THAAD missile deployment (2017) caused Chinese consumer boycotts, teaching Korean companies about political risk. Currency hedging now factors in geopolitical scenarios beyond pure economics.