Kilograms to Mainland Chinese jin
1 kg = 2 市斤. Edit either value to convert instantly.
Conversion formula
市斤 = kg × (1) × (2)1 kg = 2 市斤
kilogram (kg)
The kilogram is the SI base unit of mass, with 1 kg equal to 1,000 g. Mass differs from weight as a force, which is measured in newtons.
Source: BIPM SI Brochure, 9th edition — SI prefixes and accepted non-SI units
mainland Chinese jin (市斤)
A modern mainland Chinese jin is 500 g, or 0.5 kg; the Taiwanese and Hong Kong catties use other values.
Conversion table
| kg | 市斤 |
|---|---|
| = 2 | |
| = 4 | |
| = 10 | |
| = 20 | |
| = 30 | |
| = 40 | |
| = 50 | |
| = 60 | |
| = 80 | |
| = 90 |
| kg | 市斤 |
|---|---|
| = 100 | |
| = 120 | |
| = 140 | |
| = 160 | |
| = 180 | |
| = 200 | |
| = 300 | |
| = 320 | |
| = 340 | |
| = 360 |
Frequently asked questions
How many mainland Chinese jin are in 1 kilogram?
1 kg = 2 市斤. 市斤 = kg × (1) × (2)
How do I convert kg to 市斤?
市斤 = kg × (1) × (2)
Is 1 kilogram bigger than 1 mainland Chinese jin?
1 kg = 2 市斤.
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