Don't forget who hires these people to teach them, the business owners who want a foreign face to make money. Also don't forget who sends these kids to these schools, the chinese parents who think their kids are getting a better education. We can blame the jerk foreigners for doing this, but when do we take a look at the host country and the ideaologies that the society builds itself on and wonder how much they are to blame for it?

There was some news back a couple of years ago about some government officials, doctors, and other people in positions of importance in southwestern china engaging in forced sex with teenage girls(they were 14 or 15 in some cases). The reason these married scumbags were doing it was "virgin hunting" for lack of a better description. Anyone who has worked/lived in china for a while and can read chinese will know about some habits of local men once they get rich or powerful to engage in extramarital affairs. Sometimes depending on the men's "educational" quality they may want a "pure" girl who hasn't engaged in sexual activity.

Now if I was one of these men would I really give a shyte about some foreign bloke who goes from city to city and engages in sexual activity with students? No I would probably laugh about it and look down on him only because he didn't own as many important material possessions and couldn't settle down. On the other hand the fact that the souls of the young females become tainted with amoral ideas which makes them ready for being cogs in an inherently corrupt system wouldn't bother me in the least.

So when we look at a problem, don't just look at the surface issues. Look at what forces allow these things to happen and think to yourself if you would risk your time being in certain places for too long of a time.