The immediate challenge facing this [university] is to break out of the peasant system / methods and particularly peasant mentality, which purvey the whole institution, and become aware of the demographic and social changes happening in China. This university fails to break out of the mentality one finds in Chinas countryside education system: wholesale failure to communicate internally / lack of communication channels / secrecy and obfustication

It has been said before, Nanchang is not a good place for FT's.

It is the capital of a basically poor province with a static population, the differences between Guangdong and Jiangxi couldn't be more different. At times I did not even think I was in the same country.

If you decide to work in Nanchang/Jiangxi, it's on your own head. Far better places to work in China.