A lion sculpture in front of a bank, a common scene in China. Many bankers believe the animal is a "patron saint" of their business and customers. But many in Wenzhou, if their business goes awry or is on the verge of bankruptcy, may turn to special trustees for help because they believe trustees provide a butler-like service, helping them to work out all kinds of detailed restructuring measures to reorganize daily operations and sketch out long-term future plans step by step. Provided to China Daily