I remember last year, the old teacher who taught us French by the Northern French Union said that the French majors in their school used this kind of old textbook.

In addition, the French League in the North Language School itself uses the very old original French textbook "New Borderless", which is quite expensive, but the full-color page paper is different from "All over France" and has rich knowledge.

I studied New Borderless, Concise French and all parts of France. Conciseness means that I have finished the first and second volumes, Orfila is the first volume, and the whole law is also the first volume. I feel that the new borderless idea is very different from the concise French compiled in China, but it is more systematic than the whole French (personal opinion ~ for reference only). If the landlord is interested, you can look for it, hehe ~

As for French, I think it's better to be concise. Choose one.