In July 2002 I was invited to be the foreign teacher for a 3 week English summer camp in Shaoxing. I hadn’t come to China to teach English and was no way qualified to be an English teacher and as such, was surely at that time, the shittiest teacher... ...full story at Sinocidal
from Sinocidal on Tue, Sep 25 2007
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