I have been teaching for twenty-five years. Teaching is tough everywhere. I taught in Sanfrancisco. There I was often lied to by administrators and cheated by the school system. I was told to fake documentation and was even transfered for refusing to do so. I taught special ed. Most of my students were poor and black and male. Several have been jailed five murdered. The school I worked Benfrank;in MS had police and metal detectors. When a child 13 years of was shot across the street the school district did not even send a grief counselor.I was spent three months coaching a boys basketball team. During the time I coached my players collective gpa was 2.8 and we went from 0-9 to6-3 they where very proud but because they all african american they were not recognized in anyway. I took them out and bought them trophies with my own money. When I questioned the principal(Chinese AM) as to why she would not recognize thier accomplishments She said these boy spend too much time to play basketball. When emigrant workers comw to America or England they are often denied basic human rights and protection under the law. What I see in China is a lot spoiled white kids coming here and wanting everything to go smooth well welocome to real world. Yes I I have had many issues here. But I find the positives out way the negatives. Yes Chinese people can be very diffficult when it comes to money. But who isn't? Yes they have a lot to learn. Then we should try to teach them in a positive way.