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Zhejiang Lishui National High School Affliciated to Lishui University 2 teachers needed, a couple is wonderful.... ----- Original Message ----- From: Logan Chuang(???) Sent: Saturday, July 24, 2010 12:12 PM Subject: Zhejiang Lishui National High School Affliciated to Lishui University Hello again, We are looking for English teachers for a public high school and a public college in Lishui city, Zhejiang province. It is Zhejiang Lishui National High School Affliciated to Lishui University. Contract from 1st, September, 2010 to July, 2011 Monthly salary: 5000-5500RMB Workload: 16-18 classes per week. Air fare: 7,000-10000rmb Free apartment provided: two bedrooms and one living room 200rmb per month water and power allowance provided Travel allowance: 2200rmb Salary provide for all holiday including winter holiday Working Period: Sep 1st 2010-June 30th 2011 Requirements: 22-55 years old; Female and male Native English speakers from UK, USA, Australia, Canada Bachelor’s degree or higher 2 years teaching experiences If you are interest in this teaching position, please contact with Lily, And send me your CV, the copy of your passport and degree certificate. Logan Chuang Email: LoganChuang@qq.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://en.lishui.gov.cn/ Lishui City is situated in the Southwest of Zhejiang Province where Zhejiang and Fujian province meet. The mountains of the area belong to the Wuyi Mountain System. The terrain in the Lishui Area tilts from the southwest to the northeast with 3,573 mountain peaks that reach an altitude of 1,000 metres (3,300 ft) or more. The highest mountain in Zhejiang Province, which is 1,929 metres (6,329 ft) high, is located near Lishui and is called Huangmao Peak. The City of Lishui covers approximately 17,298 square kilometres (6,679 sq mi), among which 88.42% is mountainous 5.52% is plantation land, and 6.06% is creek, road and village. Lishui has a subtropical monsoon climate with four distinct seasons. The yearly average rainfall is 1400~2275 mm, and the mean annual temperature is 31.5-38.3 °C The Ou River runs past the city and deposits in the East China Sea. Transportation and Communication Lishui enjoys a convenient communication and transportation network. Lishui uses optical cables and SPCETSS (Stored Program Controlled Electronic Telephone Switching System) to provide the whole prefecture with communication services such as telephone, fax, telegram, internet, and mobile phones. Over 4,000 kilometres (2,500 mi) of paved roads and highways link every sub-county of the prefecture. These roads, together with the No.330 National Highway and Jinhua-Wenzhou Railway, form the public transportation system of the prefecture. [edit] History Lishui has a very long history, for during the Liangzhu Culture period 4000 years ago, there were tribes living in the area. In 589, a prefecture called Chuzhou was established by the Sui Dynasty with Kuocang, Songyang, Linhai, Yongjia, Angu and Lechen counties under its jurisdiction. Three years later, the prefecature's name was changed to Kuozhou and then to Yongjia County in 607. The name was changed back to Kuozhou in 621 during the Tang Dynasty, to Jinyun County in the first year of the Tianbao era (742) and back to Kuozhou in the first year of Qianyuan Era (758). In 779, during the Tang Dynasty, it was renamed Lishui County. The name of the area was changed again in the year 1276 during the Yuan Dynasty to Chuzhou Lu and to Annan Fu in the 19th year of rule of Zhizheng (1359). The name of the area was maintained as Chuzhou Fu until the Ming and Qing Dynasties when it was changed back to Lishui. In the year 1935, the area was given the official name: Lishui Administrative Supervision District. In 1949, the Lishui Special District was established but then abolished in 1952. Later, it was re-instated in 1963 and the area was renamed as The Lishui Administrative Area, which is what it is called today. By the year 1997, the towns of Longquan, Qingtian, Jinyun, Yunhe, Qingyuan, Suichang, Songyang and Jingning counties under the jurisdiction of the Lishui Administrative Area, with the town of Lishui as its headquarters. An interesting fact is that the only She Nationality Autonomous County in the nation, Jingning, is found here. In the Lishui Prefecature, there are 129 villages, 65 towns, 3661 administrative villages, and 156 neighbourhood communities with a total population of approximately 2.45 million. [edit] Main Functions Under the guide of the basic line of the third Plenary Session of the eleventh Party Congress, the local government of Lishui has transformed its work priority to economic development. The government put forward a policy where forestry is the top priority, combining food and livestock husbandry, multi-management, comprehensive development and enhanced the agricultural development. In 1985, the local government proposed the guideline of: Emancipate the mind Take a bold reforming attitude Make Lishui more efficient Achieve Double Development Ahead of Schedule Promote the Development of Commodity Economy. In 1991, the whole area set out for the great discussion of open-mind and concept innovation, to develop along the River, to run markets along road and develop industry in town. This has played an active role in the development of the agricultural industry, market construction and township industries. From 1994 to 1995, the area set out for further discussion of the open mind, by exploring the idea of the satisfaction of primary achievement, fixing the problem of poverty, trying to fix environmental issues, enhance the awareness of various crises, competitiveness, promotion, foreign development and pragmatism. [edit] Economy Statistics From 1978-97, the overall GDP of the Lishui area has increased from 480 million yuan to 11.2 billion yuan and the overall industrial and agricultural volume increased from 601 million yuan to 18.1 billion yuan. There has been a great readjustment in terms of industrial structure- with primary industries decreasing from 58.19% of the workforce to 30.85%; secondary industries from 21.53% of the workforce to 36.52%; tertiary industries rising from 20.28% to 32.63%. The fixed asset investment increased from 350 million yuan to 2.1 billion yuan, the social consumption retail volume increased from 222 million yuan to 4.26 billion yuan, fiscal revenue increased from 57 million yuan to 646 billion yuan. The surplus of financial system in the end of the year increased from 123 million yuan to 9.82 billion yuan, the surplus of loans increased from 145 million yuan to 6.57 billion yuan, the per capita income of rural residents increased from 131 yuan to 2305 yuan, the per capita disposable income of urban residents increased from 402.72 yuan of 1980 to 6614 yuan of 1997. As a result , the goal of primarily shaking off poverty of the area has been realized as expected. [edit] Economy Timber, waterpower, mineral deposit and wilderness are four major natural resources of Lishui prefecture that rank first in Zhejiang province. 69% of the prefecture is covered with forest, which gives it the name "Foliage Ocean of Zhejiang". The prefecture boasts potential waterpower of about 2 gigawatts. So far, 57 mineral reserves are proved to scatter the prefecture and 460 mines are available for exploitation. Among its most important minerals, are gold, silver, lead, zinc, molybdenum, fluorite, pearlstone, pyrophylluite, dolianite, kaoline and mineral water, whose reserves claim an important place in Zhejiang, even in China. In the recent years, Lishui prefecture has seen a rapid development in industry. An industry structure that carries the features of mountainous area is burgeoning. Its main industries are wood and bamboo production, ore smelting, textile, clothes making, construction materials, pharmaceutical chemistry, electronic machinery and food processing. Over 180 brand name and high quality products of the prefecture sell well both within China and in about 100 foreign countries. Among them, wooden toys, mini electronic machinery, overedger, eider down products, gold pens and quality soaps are the most welcome. The three traditional handicrafts of the prefecture, Longquan celadon, Longquan swords, and Qingtian carved stones, enjoy high popularity both at home and abroad. A comprehensive agricultural development program is beginning to take effect. The prefecture is now a commercial base for edible fungi, dried and fresh fruit, bamboo and bamboo shoots, tea, commercial forest, oil tea, sericulture, herb medicine, vegetable and nuts. Products like Xianggu mushrooms, tree fungus, Huiming tea, white pond lily, day lily, sun-cured tobacco, and orange and oil tea are produced in large quantities and are well known throughout Zhejiang. [edit] Energy Production Lishui is abundant in energy resources. With 600 hydraulic power stations in use and 500 more still under construction, the prefecture has a total power capacity of 547 megawatts and an annul output of 1.5 billion kilowatt-hours (5.4 PJ). Every city of the prefecture has been incorporated in the east China power network, which provides a 220,000-volt vertical and a 110,000-volt inter-regional power transmission system, with a stable substation capacity of 550,000 KVA. [edit] Tourism The main tourist attraction in Lishui is the city's beautiful landscape and cultural sites. Lishui is surrounded by mountains and is famous for its mountains, forests, and rivers. Lishui is also known for its food and culture. [edit] Notable People from Lishui Zhao Jingshen, 趙景深, a notable Chinese writer [edit] Trivia Lishui was featured in the June 2007 National Geographic Magazine [1] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Population: 2,514,000 Area: 17,928 square kilometers (6,922square miles) Nationalities: Han Administrative Division: 1 district (Liandu); 6 counties (Jinyun, Qingtian, Yunhe, Suichang, Songyang, Qingyuan); 1 autonomous county (Jingning She Autonomous County); 1 county-level city (Longquan) Useful Telephone Numbers: Tourist Complaints: 0578-2106018 Weather Forecast: 121 Zip Code Inquiry: 184 Location: Lishui lies in the southwest of Zhejiang Province neighboring Wenzhou in the southeast. The city is bordered by Fujian Province in the southwest boundary. It is 126 kilometers (78 miles) from Wenzhou, 292 kilometers (181 miles) from Hangzhou and 512 kilometers (318 miles) from Shanghai. History: Human activities initiated over 4,000 years ago. The Sui Dynasty (581-618) established Chuzhou which is the original form of present Lishui City. Although its name was changed into Kuozhou later, Chuzhou is finally regained in the year of 779. Physical Features: Medium mountain and hill areas constitute the main landform of the city. The general terrain of Lishui declines from the southwest to the northeast. Medium mountains occupy the majority of the southwestern territory, while the northeastern part is mainly lower mountain interleaving with river valleys and basins. Mountains in Lishui City mainly belong to the expansion of Wuyi Mountain. Climate: Belonging to the subtropical monsoon climate, Lishui has shorter spring and autumn comparing with the time duration of summer and winter. Weather in spring varies rapidly. The plum rain period emerges in summer bringing intense rainfall or even rainstorms. Autumn is cool and winter is dry and chilly due to the influence of cold wave from North China. When to Go: Summer is the most pleasant period to Lishui, because this is a city never lacking of summer resorts. Moreover, around the third day of the third lunar month, participating the celebrations and activities of the She minority is also an amazing option. Special Local product: mandarin orange, Chinese mushroom, stone carving of Qingtian County, celadon and double-edged sword of Longquan City Scenic Spots: Fengyangshan-Baishanzu National Nature Reserve: As is implied by the name, the nature reserve consists of two parts. Among them, the Fengyangshan Nature Reserve is characterized by rich storage of rare plant and animal species; the wonderful summer resort, Fengyang Mountain; the highest peak in Jiangsu and Zhejiang area, Mount Huangmaojian. While the Baizushan features especially for the endangered Baishanzu Fir and its breathtaking natural scenery. Daji: Located 40 kilometers (25 miles) southwest of Jingning She Autonomous County, the scenic area stands in the alpine basin of 1,600 meters (5249) surrounded by mountains. The spectacular Xuehua Ji (Snow Waterfall) is the presentative scenery of Daji. In addition, there are also some old building worthwhile visiting. The Shisi Temple is one of the only three wooden buildings of Song (960-1279) and Yuan (1271-1368) dynasties. Xiandu National Park: During the October, tourism festival will held annually offering opportunities for visitors to admire the folk customs, meanwhile to closely approach to the natural beauty of the park. Dinghu Apex is the highlight. It is praised to be the largest stone pillar in the world and regarded as the symbol of Xiandu. Tourist Tips: 1. Lishui has two principal bus stations. The West Bus Station is situated in the No.109, Nan Huan Xi Lu, and the East Bus Station is in No.399, Liqing Road. The west station mainly operates bus routes within the province. 2. Lishui is 1.5 hours' drive from Wenzhou. The Wenzhou Haunglong Bus Station in Lucheng Road dispatches buses to Lishui every forty minutes. From the Hangzhou South Bus Station in Qiutao Road, nearly twenty buses will run to Lishui for about 4 hours. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- General Information Lishui University is a comprehensive university offering undergraduate programs. Its history can be traced back to the “Chuzhou Normal School”, set up in 1907. In May, 2004, the school developed into Lishui University with the approval of the Ministry of Education. Lishui University is endowed with the task of training all kinds of advanced professionals for the economy and society of the Lishui City and the Zhejiang Province as well. The university covers a total area of more than 60 hectares with a total floor space of 290,000 square meters. The equipment and facilities for teaching cost a total of RMB 67.63 million yuan. And its library has a collection of more than 1,240,000 volumes. Lishui University consists of 11 colleges, including Humanities, Mathematics and Physics, Foreign Languages, Chemistry and Life Sciences, Computer and Information Engineering, Education, Art, Trade and Management, Machine, Electronics and Architecture Engineering, Medical College and Department of Physical Education. There is also a college of Continuing Education. The university offers 29 bachelor programs and 29 junior college specialties. The university has an enrolment of over 12,018 undergraduates. Among the total staff of 968, there are 698 full-time teachers, including 48 professors and 217 associate professors. The university has been active in international cultural exchanges and cooperation. In recent years, the university has established partnership with six universities abroad, such as Kean University in USA, University of New Brunswick in Canada, and ESERP University in Spain. Lishui University has developed and adhered to the three characteristics in the administration of the university: regionalism, pedagogism and nationalism. To meet the need of professionals from local industries and basic educational schools, the university aims at training advanced professionals with solid basic theories, strong practicing competence and innovating spirit. The faculty and students in Lishui University are endeavoring to build the university into a high-level and qualified university with its own characteristics.
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