I am a Korean student studying abroad. I want to ask. My Chinese is almost the same as that of ordinary Chinese people because I studied in China from elementary school to high school. This time I ent

I am a Korean student studying abroad. I want to ask. My Chinese is almost the same as that of ordinary Chinese people because I studied in China from elementary school to high school. This time I entered

Hello, first of all, do you want to immigrate to China in the future? After all, if a person is abroad, he must also consider family or future development issues. Secondly, consider whether you have the expertise to stay and work in China. In fact, it shouldn't be difficult to simply find a job in China or other countries, but it is not easy to find a job that satisfies you. It depends on your personal situation.

In fact, it is difficult to say whether it is better or worse to study Spanish in China, because the demand for Spanish talents in the Chinese market is not high. Even if there is, most people will definitely consider hiring locals first, rather than hiring locals. Consider foreigners, because it is relatively more complicated to hire foreigners, and the salary must be much higher. As a foreigner, it depends on your strengths. So in fact, with your conditions, it might be more popular to go back to Korea. After all, both Sino-Korean trade and Korean-Western trade can be involved, but you may only be able to do Sino-Korean trade in China, and after all, you are not particularly skilled in Chinese-Western trade. You must know that language is not sufficient to truly enter an industry. Necessary conditions also include your familiarity with that country, personal connections, etc.

Hope it helps you