There are good language training institutions in China, Shanghai and Beijing. Studying in China for about 500 class hours has a certain foundation, and then studying in Germany is the most ideal situation. Because in German language schools, they pay more attention to the use of language, and grammar is generally not like the system spoken in China.

During college, you can take a class on holidays or weekends. After you have a foundation, after you graduate, you can prepare for the exam and find a German language school. After passing the examination, you can directly apply for a "language+study abroad" visa. If you have been studying in China for 1000 hours, you can also apply for a "study abroad" visa directly after taking the DaF/DSH exam, but the application time is before 10/5/7 15 every year, and you can wait until the new semester starts in April.15.

Kassel, Germany is a city in West Germany, located in central Germany, one hour's drive from Frankfurt/G? ttingen. At present, universities there do not charge tuition fees, and language classes are very cheap. I am in the DSH preparatory class of Suez Language School, and the tuition fee is only 400 euros /200 hours. The teachers there are all very enthusiastic. Students can also pay tuition for half a year. There is also a good language school, but later their tuition has gone up a lot, which is much more expensive than this. Not many students go to China, but there are more aborigines who receive government salaries.