The bottom line is that once you sign your one-year deal anywhere in China, you are opened up to abuse. If a local authority does not treat you objectively, you might as well end up disgraced and on the plane out of the country and that regardless your effort at work...could hurt much more if you are married (with a child) on mainland. BE CAREFUL ABOUT THIS PARTICULAR CITY, ITS EMPLOYERS AND ITS AUTHORITIES!

Even though you seem to be persona non grata re employment in Chongqing,it doesn't mean all is lost re your teaching career in China.Contact some small agents.They'll be able to fix you up with a job in a backwater outside of Sichuan.You can get a job in a public sector school or university.There are always unfilled vacancies due to dishonest foreigners not arriving from abroad to take them up,probably because they managed to find jobs at home at the last minute.In spite of your poor rating as a foreign teacher by your former revengeful employer,GAC/Owens School of Chongqing,seemingly a ropey training centre,you'll be able to teach in China,but outside of Sichuan,I reckon.Good luck,and let us know when you get fixed up work-wise.I'm sure the GAC/Owens goons will be happy to read about that on here!