You've made accusations against others on this board of writing blanket statements and presenting ideas about which they have no specific knowledge.

You've then gone and done the same in your reply to rosied by stating that your experience of working for a specific school, in a specific city represents a 'reality' for anyone applying for a visa in Liaoning. You can check Not Good List's post regarding visas in Liaoning which gives a much more balanced account of the situation. Furthermore, anyone who has worked in China for any amount of time knows that a local authority's attitude to applications for foreign expert certificates and letters of invitation could accurately be described as whimsical and prone to alteration without warning.

Equally you claim that kids enter school at the age of 6. Again that is not a reality, I've met students as young as 4 studying in primary schools and some start primary education at 7. So again, you are making a blanket statement derived from a 'best guess' of what is happening or a least what should be happening at ground level.

I assume that you have worked for the three schools that you have recommended in your initial post. Otherwise i'm afraid that you are again making suggestions based on very little direct experience which once again is something you have complained of others doing to your own school.

Finally, the initial post to which i was replying doesn't even make sense in several places.

I am therefore, going to stick by my 'grip on reality' statement