Turnoi, you could be right. Maybe now they have some better teachers, but it is unlikely that any one of them would stay there once they got a whiff of the dragon's buttocks. I know 2 people working there now and they hate it. I was there in 2003. I went to the school for a recent Christmas party and I saw some old faces and some new faces. The people that own the school are criminals by any definition. The human resource people are paid to lie and bring in big fish so that they can boast a high-level of quality staff. Once those teachers smell the dragon's buttocks, or they ask questions, they're gone. I spoke with a woman that works there now a few nights ago and she told me numerous war stories about the place and those stories are similar to my own personal and first hand experiences from 2003. Nothing changes except the faces. Tragic it is that the bad faces don't get replaced with good faces and the good faces that go there don't smile for very long. No one would work for a bad school and remain there unless they had no other options or skeletons in the closet. It does not matter who is or who is not a good teacher at the school while the school is controlled by people that don't care about education but rather making money. Huijia is just another skid mark on China's society.