Does the landlord mean the northeast when he says the north? Spanish should have more employment opportunities in coastal and first-tier cities. Being a translator is similar to being a doctor. The more experienced you are, the higher your level will be. It is by no means a youth industry. But I don't think full-time Spanish translation is suitable for a long time. People always have to keep learning and developing. Translation seems extensive, but it is superficial. With the increasing popularity of foreign languages, the value of foreign language services is also decreasing. If you are a freelance translator in Spanish for two years, you can ride a donkey to find a horse and look for opportunities. It is not a good choice after a long time.