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The Dilemma of Bank Access in China
Accessing one's own money in China has become increasingly complicated, with policies and regulations causing frustration among citizens. The story of a woman in Shenzen who was taken to a police station to explain her transfer of 200,000 Yen serves as a stark illustration of this problem. Alarmingly, the justification banks provide—claiming to protect customers from fraud—no longer resonates with the public as everyday experiences continue to reflect an erosion of personal financial autonomy.