Actually, using domestic VPS, the network speed won't be too slow. However, optimizing WordPress is something you might want to tinker with when you have time. Do you want to know where your website is slow? You can try the GTmetrix website.
Introduction to GTmetrix
GTmetrix is an online web page speed testing tool that rates website speed using Google Page Speed and Yahoo YSlow, and provides actionable suggestions to improve website performance.

After testing, it will give you many suggestions. For beginners, these suggestions might be difficult to understand, so whether to proceed with optimization is up to you. After installing a caching Plugin, the performance improved a bit.

URL:
https://gtmetrix.com/(May not open directly)
Some Tips for Optimizing WordPress
Optimizing WordPress is a meticulous task; for ordinary users, achieving a very high score is not that easy. Moreover, there is no need to pursue that extra second of speed. As long as the webpage opens without feeling slow, it's fine—content is king. Overall, optimizing WordPress essentially involves
Get a high-performance VPS(domestic is best, the performance improvement will be significant), reducing resource requests (streamlining CSS, JS, and other external resources), and caching database queries. If you want to optimize WordPress, you can refer to the following methods. Install a
Query Monitor Plugin, it can tell you which resources are loaded on your website and what database queries are performed. Install a caching Plugin, famous ones include WP Super Cache, W3 Total Cache. You can search and install them directly from the Admin Dashboard. Add a CDN to the website; you can add it for the entire site or only for images. For adding CDN only for images, you can refer to
using UPYun to accelerate your WordPress websiteThen, more complex operations may require a VPS or higher-level Shared Hosting to support the following optimizations.
Configure Nginx fastcgi_cache to Accelerate WordPress Websiteor install a Memcached cache (currently used by Naiba). Method reference:
Method for Installing Memcached, ionCube, and Other Extensions in Baota Panel(Specific detailed tutorial has not been written yet; either dig a hole first or search online; tutorials are available.)
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