no fake tans, just fake pales. love the blue green indoor look. not

does this mean an end to monkey business? nah

from tinternet so looks like it isnot illegal :o

Public schools in China

More foreigners are sending their children to public schools in China, especially in the early preschool years. Western families are becoming more comfortable with the idea of permanence in the Far East, and some want their children to become as well assimilated as possible.

As is often the case, some state schools in China are better than others. Overall, the best schools offer a high standard of education and, in many cases, are more competitive and more rigorous than the public options in an expat’s home country.

Foreigners who choose this option should be aware that Chinese schools don't have second language programmes. All lessons and coursework are in Chinese, with few concessions made for foreign students. Furthermore, the teaching style tends to centre less around critical thinking and more on teaching by rote.

Tuition costs vary, but even the most expensive public schools are cheaper than their international equivalents.

some schools that offer the basic eduaction are private. new regulations since 2014. basic ed is primaty middle and high school. maybe that is whey you were asked for 25k.

where are you going to live? find the schools near and contact directly.