What are the famous magazines in Germany? For the sake of introducing, it s best to have German 10

Children's magazines: You can go to the magazine shop to see the best selling of "Yilin Children's Picture Books" in China. Hope that helps.

The full name of the mathematician Gauss Gauss is Carl Friedrich Gauss.

Johann Carl Friedrich Gauss (30 April 1777 – 23 February 1855).

The mathematician Leibniz was known by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz.

Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (1646 – 1716), the mathematician Cantor was known by his full name as Georg Kantor.

Georg Ferdinand Ludwig Philipp Cantor (March 1845 – January 6, 1918) was the mathematician George Friedrich Bonhard Riemann.

Georg Friedrich Bernhard Riemann, 17 September 1826 – 20 July 1866).

The astronomer and mathematician Kepler was known as Johannes Kepler.

Johannes Kepler (1571-1630), there are too many, look it up for yourself, the above are all heavyweights in mathematics.

Albert Einstein, social scientist Max Weber, Max Planck.

Technical University of Munich (first).

University of Munich (second).

University of Freiburg (third).

University of Heidelberg (fourth).

Humboldt-Universität Berlin and University of Tübingen (joint fifth).

The University of Stuttgart and the University of Karlsruhe (tied for seventh).

University of Mannheim (ninth).

The University of Aachen, the University of Bonn and the University of Konstanz (joint 10th).

University of Cologne (1388).

University of Leipzig (1409).

University of Rostock (1419).

University of Munich (1472).

University of Bonn (1786).

University of Göttingen (1737).

University of Bochum (1961).

Hannover Veterinary School (1778).

RWTH Aachen University (1870).

Technical University of Braunschweig (1961).

Technical University of Munich (1968).

Military Academy of Munich (1973).

Keele University (1665).

University of Münster (1780).

Saarland University (1948).

University of Frankfurt (1914).

University of Stuttgart (1829).

University of Siegen (1972).

Speyer School of Management (1947).

University of Dortmund (1966).

The Open University (1974).

University of Hamburg. University of Tübingen (1477).

University of Würzburg (1582).

University of Düsseldorf (1965).

Technical University of Berlin (1879).

Medical School of Lübeck.

Technical University of Clausthal-Cellelde (1775).

University of Darmstadt (1836).

University of Bremen (1971).

Duisburg University (1972).

University of Marburg (1527).

University of Mannheim (1907).

Kesen University (1607).

University of Constance (1966).

Kassel University (1970).

University of Mainz (1477).

University of Freiburg (1457).

University of Bielefeld (1969).

University of Augsburg (1970).

Freie Universität Berlin (1948).

Ashstedt Church University (1972).

University of Hildesheim (1978).

University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (1743).

University of Hohenheim (1818).

Humboldt University. University of Kaiserslautern (1970).

University of Oldenburg (1974).

University of Osnabrück (1970).

University of Paderborn (1972).

University of Regensburg (1962).

University of Trier (1960).

University of Ulm (1967).

Wuppal University (1972).

Free University of Ukraine (1921).

University of Passau (1972).

University of Karlsruhe (1825).

There are a couple of better ones that recommend that you don't go to Germany, because German universities are the hardest to graduate from.

I suggest you go to the ** of DAAD to have a look, where the university is more complete.

TU9 is a consortium of nine of Germany's most traditional universities in the field of engineering, and enjoys high prestige both in Germany and abroad.

The job fair at RWTH Aachen University is the International Industrial Fair, from which the chairman of the board of directors of Porsche graduated;

Rudolph, the inventor of the diesel engine. Diesser's alma mater, the Technical University of Munich;

Gauss's alma mater, the Reenschweig University of Technology;

Former Secretary-General of the United Nations, Kofi Annan, holds an honorary doctorate from the University of Dresden;

The founder of BMW graduated from the Technical University of Berlin;

In 1882, the world's first "electronic engineer" graduated from the University of Darmstadt;

The founder of Mercedes-Benz, Mr. Benz's alma mater, Karlsrull University;

Leibniz University of Hannover, named after the scientist Leibniz;

The University of Stuttgart, which has the first supercomputer in Germany.

Technical University of Munich, University of Munich.

University of Freiburg.

University of Heidelberg.

Humboldt University of Berlin and the University of Tübingen, the University of Stuttgart and the University of Karlsruhe and the University of Mannheim.

University of Aachen, University of Bonn and University of Konstanz.

(Domestic) chemical progress, chemical bulletin, functional materials, etc.;

Journal of the American Chemical Society, Chemical Reviews, Chemistry of Materials; Advanced Materials, Advanced Functional Materials, Angew Chemie International Edition, Nature Materials in the UK, Chemical Communications of the Royal Society of Chemistry, etc.

(Domestic) chemical progress, chemical bulletin, functional materials, etc.;

Goethe and Schiller.

A literati like a god.

Goethe. The influence on the world is not explained.