What textbooks should I use for German self-study?

German textbook: \x0d\ 1. The first textbook is, of course, the x0d series of intensive reading course "New Intensive Reading German" compiled by the German Preparation Department of Tongji University. This series is specially written for the students who actually study German. The courses in it are quite scientific and reasonable, and the courses are from shallow to deep. This set of books has been popular for many years and reprinted many times. Because of this, its supporting audio tapes such as MP3 have been downloaded online, which is very convenient. This is definitely the best in German textbooks, and even some of the internal German training textbooks of New Oriental are cutting-edge plagiarism. \x0d\\x0d\ The only drawback is that it has no Chinese, but it is quite easy to understand. \x0d\ x0d \ 2。 If you want a book with a detailed Chinese explanation, it is recommended that Tongji University Press publish it. The series of basic and intermediate German courses \ x0d \ compiled by Shanghai International Studies University has very detailed explanations in Chinese, which is very practical for those who don't like reading all German textbooks. \x0d\\x0d\3。 The third recommendation is Quande \x0d\ For Quanx Country in various languages, I think Quanfa is the best, followed by Quanmei. The third is "all-German". This book adopts the most common writing form of foreign original textbooks: a lot of pictures+a lot of practical dialogues+grammar embellishment. There is little or no explanation in Chinese. But it's interesting and easy to understand.