How about working in Africa or Tanzania?

It depends on where you have been in Tanzania. In the southern province of Mbeya, the temperature can reach several degrees at night in dry season, which is very cold. Short sleeves are normal during the day, so it is recommended not to wear shorts. Dar es Salaam is very muggy during the day and there are many mosquitoes.

As for malaria medicine, I don't think it is necessary to bring it. All the local hospitals have them. I usually take a medicine for 7 days. No big deal. Getting malaria in Africa is like catching a cold at home. There is no problem.

Generally speaking, law and order in Tanzania is very good in Africa. Don't say people in China are afraid of death. Think about how many people die in China a day. Hehe, it's a question of probability. Don't be rich when you go out. Keep a low profile as much as possible. No problem.

In fact, the most important thing in Tanzania is to respect local customs, especially Muslim customs. There are also some black people who want what you want. Don't give them or spoil them.

Living in the mountains, you must pay attention. When you get up and get dressed, you must shake your clothes hard to prevent poisonous reptiles.

As for the things to bring, two or three mobile phones (Unicom, preferably Android), laptops, polarized sunglasses and sun hats. If you go to the mountainous area, it is recommended to bring some antivenom (pay attention to any snakes and sell them correctly). Big cities have 3G networks. Airtel and vodacom have unlimited daily traffic of 40,000 Tanzanian shillings (about RMB 160 yuan). As for many places in mountainous areas, 2G information is unstable.