If you want to be a translator, you usually go to ministries (Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Commerce, etc.). ), institutions, state-owned enterprises or private enterprises. There is a great demand for employment, and a large number of small language talents are recruited every year.
If you stay in China, you can consider becoming a teacher and doing foreign trade.
Take myself as an example. Now I work in a foreign central enterprise. Some of my classmates are in the Ministry of Commerce, some are in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and some are teachers in universities. Everything is lovely.
Anyway, learning a small language is basically not worried about finding a job. -Bad Spanish.