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[vikeologist]

I'd be more concerned with the number of attachments. Perhaps ensure that your attachments are clearly labelled, and listed in the main body of your email.

Off topic, but I think if you come to China expecting Unis to be interested in high teaching standards, you may become very frustrated. Please do deliver good quality classes, but don't expect too much in the way of recognition, support or encouragement. Often they don't want committed teachers, and to quote Raoul from China Saloon, there's no point teaching pigs to sing. It wastes your time and annoys the pigs. Send off your CV and get those expectations well down. If you oversell yourself to Unis you may end up damaging your chances.

The alternative would be to target the top Unis, but I would guess that you're unlikely to be able to get a first job in China in one of those, regardless of your quals, experience and qualties.