Answer it again and look at the supplementary part carefully. Well, it seems that you work a little hard. According to what you described, I'm afraid you will have some trouble in extending your visa. Because attendance is a very important material for international students to submit when renewing their contracts, if attendance is low or absenteeism, the consequences will be very serious. According to the normal regulations, the working hours of international students usually do not exceed 28 hours per week and 8 hours per day on holidays. I wonder what your attendance rate is? If the attendance rate of students studying in Japan is less than 80%, they will only be issued for half a year when applying for a visa again; Those whose attendance rate is less than 70% will be expelled from the school and reported to the Immigration Bureau to cancel their visas. To apply for a second interview, our school must submit a certificate of achievement (if the result is not down, you can use the teacher's signature material to prove it). In addition, Japanese universities are private universities, which may be better than public universities in China (because they need the tuition fees you teach). Then there is still a glimmer of hope to give you a green light. So if your attendance rate is above 70%, you can still be saved. Then you can only study hard. I wish you a successful visa. . . PS* If you get the visa this time, I suggest that you ask the domestic bank to transfer the money to your Japanese account whether you spend money in China or not. Also, the money in the account should not flow too frequently. If it is too frequent, it will easily attract the attention of immigration. It is best to separate the account that accepts domestic remittance from the account that works. If the salary is settled in cash, you'd better find a safe place to deposit the money. Can you not deposit it in the bank? Try not to deposit it in the bank. Because if the marketing office really wants to check your account, no matter how many accounts you have opened, as long as it is through bank transactions, he will know clearly. I am also an international student, and I know how you feel now. Don't give up hope.