Go to Russia to work and farm.

Let me tell you some relevant information. In fact, the land planted in the past was basically the land contracted by China people for agricultural production. The main crop is vegetables. Generally, planting sites are far away from nearby villages and towns, and companies contracted by China regularly send food and daily necessities to farmers in China. Without a car, it is difficult to go to the villages and towns around the planting area. There is a cell phone signal in the planting area, so you can contact the outside world at any time. Life is hard and monotonous. It doesn't matter whether you learn a language or not, because you are in contact with your compatriots every day and generally don't need to contact the locals. The legal status should be a work status with a work permit, but because the planting area is relatively remote, as long as there is nothing serious, the police and immigration will hardly go. As for income, it's really hard to say. It depends on the company you work for. People who used to farm land earned money, but don't expect too much. After all, they are still farming, which is nothing more than changing a country and a piece of land. Life there is really hard, and the labor intensity is very high for several months. So you need to think about it. I hope the above information is helpful to you.