How about Gabon in Africa?

Gabon is one of the relatively stable countries in Central Africa.

Personally, Libreville is one of the most beautiful capital cities in central Africa.

The environment is good, eco-tourism is booming recently, and the climate is neither hot nor exaggerated. If I were you, I would take this job.

If you want to say something bad, it is actually not much different from the mainland. Apart from the relatively high cost of living (Gabon can be said to be the country with the highest consumption in Central Africa), those are the things:

The police are a little annoying. They won't do anything to you. They just like to check their papers and ask questions. Be sure to bring a copy of your passport and visa there (don't bring the original, it's safety common sense) for inspection.

The law and order is not very bad. Personally, I think it is better than Nanchang. Like other big cities, it is no problem to pay attention to property. If you are a lady, don't wander alone in the street at night.

The maintenance of roads is not very good. People there drive like crazy (even many drunk drivers), so we must pay attention to road safety.

There are many mosquitoes, so be sure to bring mosquitoes and be afraid of water!

If you eat there, you mainly eat fish, rice and bananas. There are also some games, such as deer, crocodiles and even monkeys. . . Of course, once a French colony, there must be good French restaurants, but the price is just that. . .

Be sure to get a yellow fever vaccine before you go and keep the yellow fever certificate. If you don't have this, you have the right not to let you in.

Generally speaking, Gabon is very good, and I had a good time there.

Bon voyage!