Next time when you see the employment ad of English teaching, you may dial the number and explain your situation. Then you'll get the answer after several calls. However, it'll take your time to find such ads and costs to dial out. Try it.

It's still worth answering for people who come along later and type the same question.

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Can you get a teaching job? Yes.

Will you be any good at said job? Not for the first year, unless you're an amazingly gifted teacher.

Will you enjoy it? Don't count on it. Not unless you get well (CELTA, Trinity are good, Education/ESL masters is best) qualified and go for the premium jobs.

Would the Chinese staff at your school know a good teacher if he bit them on their collective behind? I doubt it.

Do not trust your employers. Look out for number one. Good luck.

If you think it's an easy way to get lots of free time to travel you're wrong. It's still a job and you have to put in the hours required.

Even if you choose a 14 hour uni gig you'll still be amazed how much time you spend outside of class (if you're anything social).

If you can't teach perhaps it's best to leave it to the professionals.   There seems to be plenty of non-professionals pretending that they're god's gift to English already ripping off Chinese students..   Good luck in your search and make sure you've got a visa.