What are the consequences for breaking a teaching/working contract in China? I know you need a letter of release to get a new work permit but what if you are just planning to travel in China and then go home? Can the place of employment cancel your... ...full story at Lonely Planet
from Lonely Planet on Tue, Oct 09 2007
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