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| 正面描述 | Printed in red-brown on white paper; the ICBC logo in a circle at upper left, with the bank name in Chinese characters across the top. A vignette of a stone arch bridge with a multi-storey building behind it occupies the centre-right. The denomination numeral '1' appears at lower left and in a guilloche circle at upper right, with a decorative guilloche band running along the lower margin. |
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| 背面铭文 | LIAN GONG ZHUAN YONG QUAN 1 练功 专用 1 YI YUAN 1999 (Translation: Exclusive for practice) |
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ICBC introduced teller training notes in the late 1990s as China's banking sector underwent rapid professionalization following the 1995 Commercial Bank Law, which formally separated policy lending from commercial operations and sharply expanded ICBC's retail branch network. Training notes of this type were produced for internal bank use — tellers practiced cash-handling, counterfeit detection, and sorting procedures without touching live currency.
These rarely left the branch training rooms, and most were eventually destroyed. Survivors reached the collector market through retiring bank employees. The 1999 date places this issue in the period when ICBC was processing enormous volumes of the fourth-series Renminbi notes, which the tellers would have been trained specifically to handle.