The salary deal has changed since then, 6000yuan (per month) is the bar amount and like I said in a previous post they give you 2000yuan (per month) toward rent assistance. The rent in the school's two bedroom apartment is 1600pm and they give me the difference of 400yuan with my pay each month. I am working over the bar amount now and usually get about 6500 yuan after things like tax, electricity, gas and rent are taken out automatically of my pay. For that sum I worked 67 hours over the month. I had 2 days off each week.
I take it you mean 67 lessons(or teaching periods,or teaching hours - as the Chinese like to say) a month as opposed to 67 x clock hours a month.And the former here can be 40 or 45 or 50 minutes in length,depending on the school.Once a potential employer tried to tell me that a teaching hour was 2x50 minutes,ie a double period.Most FT's here would agree with me that mention of clock hours is sharp practice in the teaching profession,and would run a mile from any potential employer who tries that scam!Once a foolish employer tried to tie me to 20 teaching hours a week,as specified in the contract I'd signed;according to him it meant 20x 60 minutes.But he lost his argument!I pointed out the difference in meaning between 'hours of teaching' and 'teaching hours'....LOL!