Well, I can see why you'd think it is one of the worse schools in China; however, there's lots of competition. It might make it into the top 500.

Come to exotic China, blah, blah, blah. It's the same old story. I taught there for six years. I heard lots of horror stories and encountered some mind boggling treatment at the hands of schools until I finally landed in a school that I could put up with. Ultimately, though, their greed and misguided concepts about what constituted quality English education drove me away.

These days it seems pretty easy for schools in China to hire foreigners as their class clowns. They're a dime a dozen. So, despite a constant turnover resulting from their mistreatment of FTs, they can hire replacements with little or no effort.

I'm never shocked anymore when I read about or find out about a school in China that mistreats its foreign teachers. I'm even less shocked when I find about one that gives little attention to quality education; that's not part of the scheme of things. I am shocked, though, when I hear about a school that's got all its ducks in a row. They are a rare breed, indeed.

In the coming months, I'll be initiating a campaign here in America that focuses on what China really has to offer. Not just in the way of their mistreatment of foreign teachers, but also the polluted environment. In the West, they get all the BS about "progressive China." What a joke. I love how easily you can find piles of burning garbage that spew intolerable chemicals into the very air that little children breathe. This is just one example. While the government rakes in the cash, the country is being destroyed. How China goes, so shall the rest of the planet. China should be subjected to extreme criticism by the United Nations. Instead, the whole world just keeps on kissing up to them due to their overflowing coffers.

Do your research before falling for the "exotic China" crap. China is destroying the rest of the planet and doing so under the umbrella of being a "developing country."