"Dream - A bank in China has been praised for its willingness to repair sheets of paper money that had been torn into more than 100,000 pieces by a woman suffering from depression. The money was worth 32,000 yuan or around Rp72 million. The bank, named Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), located in Kunming, Yunnan, took more than 20 days, with four employees to complete the task."

"Zhang's brother is now a widower with four children. They live in a mountain village in Sichuan province. This family's condition is in great need of money for survival. Before being handled by ICBC Bank, they took the broken currency to several local banks, but all refused. Although the regulations in China allow for the exchange of damaged banknotes."

Zhang was also surprised when the ICBC bank branch immediately agreed to help him by fixing the money. "This is the first time we have seen so many banknotes. There are more than 100,000 pieces, some even smaller than a fingernail. There are three types of currency with different patterns," said one of the workers.

"Bank ICBC also received praise from netizens on social media.

“Thumbs up for the bank. They are very sympathetic towards ordinary people,”

“How hard the bank employees work. They might get depressed after handling so much damaged paper money,”