Please help to identify China (probably puppet bank?) note

Cannot find any information about the note.  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Is this real? I did a search on the name and it came up with a very difference name. I could be wrong.

Came in old big china banknote collection with couples of really good notes - like 1938 Chefoo city currency (unlisted in Pick ) and 

Chefoo Chamber of Commerce Shantung 1938 1 cent, 1937 P- 113 Chitung bank, 1923 Provincial Bank of Honan P# S1682b 50 Copper Coins and a lot of others not bad notes.

Some “hell bank notes from 1960s, so it can be ”fantasy note".

This is one I cannot identify. 

Forget to mention - look like note was washed long time ago, not unc note.

Post it in papermonyforom . After all RSP, my conclusion:

Most reply really support my suspicion that note is really novelette item . I did not bring it in before to get more responders .

Now my reason for note being novelette item:

1. Print quality.

Majority of puppet  bank notes have at list average quality of printing. Compare this one (note the line in first macro):

2. I spend about 2 years (in and out of cause) monitoring major auctions and try to find any similar notes 

Nothing came in.

The last one - I may be wrong , but quality of note close to Philippines WWII "gorilla" money, but I newer head about something similar in China/Japan area.

Thanks again to all community for help!

Hell banknote 10 Yuan. All I couldread. No more info.

This is joss paper money, a traditional Chinese offering used in ancestral worship. Chinese people burn it for deceased ancestors and believe they can use it in the afterlife.