Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

Zhang Ji's bank, bustling with activity, features low counters and friendly clerks. Upon arrival, Zhang Chao learns about the bank's cooperative relationship with the adjacent pawnshop, allowing him to exchange a banknote for cash. The bank offers attractive interest rates for deposits, with savings accounts yielding 0.5% monthly and fixed-term accounts offering higher rates based on duration. Customers appreciate the security of their deposits, with measures in place to protect against loss. Zhang Chao decides to withdraw half his funds and deposit the remainder, showcasing the bank's efficient service and customer satisfaction.

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