Living in Wuxing is ok if you’re over 50 as there isn’t a lot to do.

So if one is over 50, that means they're basically couch potatoes who don't want to do much of anything? Haven't you heard that "life begins at 50?"

Sounds as though you had a lot of expectations that weren't met. Although I sympathize, it begs the question as to how much research you did before committing yourself to a job at a location that doesn't meet your standards. I realize that until you've spent some time in China and learned the ropes it is difficult to find a suitable position; nevertheless, many hassles can be avoided if one takes the time to ask meaningful questions and couples that with a serious amount of research. But all this has been said before here in this forum and in others as well. The following is an excerpt from a recent posting by TD:

The first decision you must make is WHERE in China you want to work. Do your research about life in China, how cities vary in living conditions, weather, number of expats, etc. Be honest about yourself. Don't tell yourself you are looking for a 'genuine China experience' if you can't live without Starbucks, cheese and the company of other Westerners.

Of course in your case it's a little late. However, you can not only learn from your experience but you can also help to prevent others from making the same mistake. Warning others about the living conditions in Wuqing is a good start, so kudos for that.