Huijia is nothing compare to my previous school, it's korean owned, and hell is like break lose in there. Huijia is not a perfect school either but we see it that's on the process of improving itself. You can't change it overnight...hello... this is China! things are ran differently in here. PPL should know and understand that. If they can't be flexible then why venture here in the 1st place.
I don't expect a honeymoon in here, but it's a great place to wind up and getting ready for another venture.

I don't see much correlation as to why were you not accepted in the INtl schools you applied for just for the reason of being @ Huijia. That would make the ppl whom you had an interview with illogical. Did they check how good or authentic (my bad) your credentials are? are they too good to be true?...maybe you're overqualified to the position you applied for, you should have kept your PhD. Again, it doesn't make any sense, simply non-contingent.

Here we have two paragraphs taken from two separate postings by the same author- Not really much correlation going on here-The first it would seem is written by a Chinese with a little help from an English speaker. The second is largely written by a native born English speaker.

Wot's going on?