There are some regular institutions offering Arabic majors in China, such as Shanghai International Studies University, Beijing Foreign Studies University, Beijing Foreign Studies University, Shanghai Foreign Studies University, Beijing Foreign Studies University, Heilongjiang Foreign Studies University, Shanghai International Studies University, Shanghai International Studies University, Yunnan Foreign Studies University, Sun Yat-sen University and Guangdong University of Foreign Studies. There are also some newly opened or about to open Arabic majors, such as Rushan University, Nanjing University and Ningxia University.

A few years ago, this major ranked first (not to mention the second), and it was Shanghai International Studies University. It should be said that the teachers of Shanghai International Studies University and Beijing Foreign Studies University are the best in these schools, and the authority of Arabic experts comes from these two schools. The next row should be Peking University and Erwai. Peking University is one of the best schools in China, but there are too many majors. The Arabic major is just a bird in this big forest. The teachers' hardware of the Second Foreign Language School is quite average in several universities in Beijing, but the Arabic Department has performed well in recent years, and it has been rated as a top-quality department in several universities in Beijing, and its students' CET-4 scores are among the best in the country.

The other schools are strong and weak, so I won't describe them one by one

When you ask about northern languages, you should say that her language environment is the most advantageous. Two-thirds of foreigners make this campus full of hooked noses and blue eyes, and there are many Arabs, so the environment is good. But this school is a bit impetuous-from teachers to students. (Personal opinion only)