Regardless of finger pointing and heckling this school sounds like the pits. The tongue and cheek jibs are unfortunate. In the USA teachers in my state, RI, are being laid off to the tune of almost 2000 and in many other states teachers are being laid off as well. It is a bad situation when good teachers from the USA go to China in search of employment and end up in bad schools where they have few rights without a fight and in the USA they also won't have any rights if some state governments have their way. Getting teaching credentials is a crap shoot now. I was going to pursue a master's in education but those plans changed. I am licensed but so far I am lucky to work at a good school. I would not put up with any of the shenanigans that go on there or at any of those hodge podge places. What is needed is an international teachers union that has enough clout with teachers in numbers to rise up against illegal schools that do illegal things and close them down. Imagine the power a united group of licensed teachers might have if every licensed teacher in the USA paid 100 dollar per year in dues. They could engage pre-paid legal services and bankrupt corrupt schools in places like China. That would teach those abusive school owners how to act. They all seem so smug until money is sucked out of their pockets. Nothing seems to be in order or reasonable about that school or many other schools just like it. A person could grow old reading the many complaints about the bad schools in China and elsewhere. Unless teachers join hands and smash down such organizations using the laws, bad schools will continue to reap rewards from ill-gotten gains and that must stop. Teachers that support those schools are just as bad as the core of the apple which is already bad. Pay your union dues and professional association dues and band together before teachers are all living under bridges.