Which city do foreign teachers generally like to work in?

This varies from person to person. Some people like humidity, so they go to coastal cities. Some people want to make money, so they go to underdeveloped cities. However, most foreign teachers wander in first-and second-tier cities and rarely go to third-tier cities for gold. Many foreigners who don't know much about China almost only knew three cities before coming to China: Beijing, Xi and Hongkong. Therefore, whether they adapt to the climate or not, more and more foreign churches have gone to the central and western regions. Our own people can't get along in Beishangguang, and neither can outsiders. Several foreign teachers I know basically taught in coastal areas, and then they all developed inland (I was in Xi 'an). In this country where foreign linguistics is crazy, foreign teachers can be popular everywhere, and the less developed places can make more money.

Say something more. Generally, second-tier cities like Xi 'an and Chongqing are ahead, and there are many foreign teachers, among which preschool education and college English account for the majority (easy to make money), and some coastal first-tier cities, such as Qingdao and Xiamen, have good economic development but not a fast pace of life. The number of foreign teachers in Beishangguang and other places is definitely saturated, and the growth rate will not be great. In second-tier capital cities such as Nanjing, Lanzhou, Shanxi, Jinan and Nanchang, foreign teachers should have great room for development.