Not really. Silverboy,Turnoi, myself all taught well in China and legally. Not the fault of good teachers, the fault of the corrupt system. If China wants to retain good FT's pay good salaries, and make the visa situation easier, not more difficult. By making it more difficult as they have already done, and continue to do so, it only makes matters worse for them. Lots of jobs that need filling, but noone is willing to jump through the hoops and pay the costs just to get the visa, when it is cheaper/less stressful in other places. They went after non native speakers, but those are the ones who will work in the kindergartens and teach the kids, white blokes with a degree generally will not want to do that kind of work....so, they are creating the problems they are trying to avoid, namely getting teachers to work in their kindergartens and meet the demand of that market of english to kids, and having native speakers in colleges. high/middle schools and unis. I don't expect them to change, and nor should they, but it doesn't mean that we have to lump it! Just my two cents....