For pure art majors, choose a pure art university, and the German requirements generally range from B 1 to B2.

If you are a non-art major, choose a comprehensive university or an applied technology university. Generally speaking, German B2 to C 1 or so, you need to provide a Telford 4-4 or dsh2 certificate.

German:

German (German: Deutsch, English: German) belongs to the West Germanic branch of the Germanic family of Indo-European languages. Its standard form is called Standarddeutsch. It is the official language of Austria, Belgium, Germany, Porzano, Liechtenstein, Luxemburg and Switzerland, and is written in Latin alphabet.

The number of people who use German accounts for 3.0 1% of the world population. In terms of the number of countries that use German, German is the sixth largest language in the world. It is also one of the major languages in the world and the most widely used mother tongue in the European Union.

The formation of German standard homonyms can be traced back to Martin Luther's translation of the Latin Bible. Most German words come from Indo-European Germanic languages, some from Latin and Greek, and some from French and English. According to the latest data from the European Language Management Center in September of 20 15, there are nearly1770,000 German learners in the world, including 95 million native speakers, 20,000 second language users and 70 million foreign language learners, making it one of the most frequently learned foreign languages in the world.