Recommend some small German dictionaries.

I recommend one, Selected Handwritten Dictionaries of German and Chinese by the Commercial Press, which is a small green one. If you go to study abroad, it is generally recommended to take it with you (of course, this belongs to the old almanac). If you really don't want Hand, you can tear it from the middle first, just take the first part of Hand, and then you will naturally need the second part of Hand.

Second, the translated name of FLTRP or the Landhand Dictionary may not be exact, but it must be Lande's, yellow, a little thicker than the above one, of course, with a slightly larger vocabulary and the simplest basic usage.

Third, FLTRP's German-Chinese learning dictionary, dark green or dark blue (I'm a little confused, hehe), is characterized by virtue and virtue. Generally speaking, if you learn German, your vocabulary is basically enough. I think if you study German as a second language, you can buy a dictionary like this, not too heavy. There are also common usages in it. It's better than a small dictionary with only Chinese explanations.

Fourth, I want to buy a basic German dictionary, a German test vocabulary dictionary, which looks like CET-4 and CET-6 vocabulary, and then only German and Chinese, with common usage, example sentences and examples, and synonym discrimination. This one is also small, but it's super easy to use.

Basically, this is the only small German dictionary on the market. Choose according to your own situation. The latter two books are better if we start from learning.

By the way, the least recommended is New Hande, whose cover is black, red and yellow. Don't buy this for a big dictionary, just buy lang's.