The cost of living depends on the city. The cost of living in first-tier cities such as Beijing and Shanghai is relatively high, while that in second-and third-tier cities is relatively low. Generally speaking, the cost of living in most parts of China is moderate, and the income can meet the daily expenses well.

Generally speaking, China University will provide the following benefits for foreign teachers:

• Free or housing allowance.
• Health insurance.
• Paid holidays in winter and summer vacation.
• Air ticket allowance (provided by some schools).

Most schools provide accommodation or accommodation subsidies for foreign teachers. If you choose to rent your own house, you can use the local rental platform.

The tap water in the city has been treated, but it is recommended to buy bottled water for drinking. In terms of food safety, follow the local food supervision regulations and try to choose regular restaurants.

Most universities provide bilingual services in Chinese and English. In addition, using translation software (such as Google Translation or Baidu Translation) and simple Chinese learning courses in daily life can also effectively solve language problems.

China University pays more attention to the guidance of teachers, and students tend to listen and take notes. There is less interaction, but in recent years many unis have begun to encourage students to participate in discussions and project cooperation.

Foreign teachers can open a bank account with the following documents:

• Passport and valid visa.
• Work certificate issued by the school.
• Proof of address of residence.

Yes, you need a local mobile phone card to live in China. China's three major operators (China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom) offer a variety of packages, so it is recommended to choose according to individual needs.

WeChat payment and Alipay are the most mainstream electronic payment methods in China. Foreign teachers can bind the bank cards to facilitate daily payment and transfer.

The transportation system in China is very developed. There are many modes of transportation in major cities, such as subway, bus and taxi. High-speed rail is also a common way of long-distance travel.

You can pay subway and bus fares through Alipay or WeChat, and some cities also support transportation cards. You can recharge them at stations or convenience stores.

The climate in China is quite different. It is cold in winter in the north and humid in the south. It is suggested to prepare corresponding clothes according to the season of the city where you live.

The voltage in China is 220V, and the socket types are A, C and I. It is recommended to carry the adapter to adapt to different electrical appliances.

Beware of strange phone calls and text messages, and avoid trusting unknown network links or phone calls. Use formal platforms to shop and pay.

Call the police in time and report to the local foreigner affairs office to apply for a new passport. You can contact embassies and consulates in China, for help.

The emergency numbers in China are 110 (police), 120 (first aid) and 119 (fire alarm). If there is an emergency, you can call the relevant number for help.