Which one to go to in France Germany?

Strongly support going to France

Several of my friends are in France, some in Paris and some in Bordeaux.

They say France is beautiful and the people are very welcoming.

I also want to go to France.

France French is the third largest language family in the world, with a wide range of applications, but the cost of studying in France is higher than that in Germany, but France has scholarships and housing subsidies (I remember that it seems to be about 50%).

Germany if you need a touch of culture.

Being exposed to the rigorous German style will help you well in the rest of your life.

It's not very friendly to China, you say, I recommend going to the United States or Canada...

France. French is spoken more.

Chinese in France are more respected than in Germany.

Germany is okay, safer than France.

France will be better, Chinese are discriminated against in Germany.

In Germany, if you get into a public school, the tuition fee is free.

France, a lot of people around me have gone to France. It's beautiful. It's also very safe. Utility.

I don't know the language at all, what are you going to do? You're going to be depressed when you get there.

Belongs to Europe. Germany is a federal parliamentary republic located in Central Europe, bordered by Denmark to the north, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and France to the west, Switzerland and Austria to the south, and the Czech Republic and Poland to the east, consisting of 16 federal states and the capital Berlin.

France is the third largest country in Europe and the largest country in Western Europe, bordering Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland and Italy to the east and Spain, Andorra and Monaco to the south. The topography of the land is high in the southeast and low in the northwest, roughly hexagonal, facing water on three sides, bordering the Mediterranean Sea in the south, the Atlantic Ocean in the west, and facing the United Kingdom across the English Channel in the northwest, Corsica is the largest island in France.

Europe, the full name of "Europe", is derived from the Greek mythological character "Europa" (Greek: Europe is located in the northwest of the Eastern Hemisphere, bordered by the Arctic Ocean to the north, the Atlantic Ocean to the west, and the Mediterranean Sea and the Black Sea to the south. The continent extends to the polar Ural Mountains in the east (66°10 E, 67°46 N), to Cape Marokee (5°36' W, 36° N) in the south, to Cape Roca (9°31 W, 38°47 N) in the west, and to Cape Norchen (27°42 E, 71°08 N) in the north.

Germany, if you go to Germany first and then to France, you will think that France is too bad.

People have no quality, and society is quite chaotic, which is not an exaggeration at all!

There are too many people spitting at red lights on the streets of Paris.

Germany is clean and the quality of the people is high. Special snacks, beer sausages, more than 100 kinds of sausages, enough for you to eat, in addition to German chocolate is very good, there are also chocolates for diabetics.

Berlin, Frankfurt, Cologne, Hamburg and Munich are all very charming.

As for France, it's quite close to my home in Germany, and I've been around for so many years, which means that Paris has something to look at.

Saying that the French are romantic, in fact, to put it bluntly, the French are flowery, like to hang out outside, today with you and tomorrow with her, the marriage is unstable.

In addition, the Germans I came into contact with had a good attitude towards the Chinese, and the French, I will not say more, I used to be a French teacher who taught me German when I was in China, and since then I have no good impression of the French.

French stuff is delicious.

Germany and France have always been one of the most powerful countries in Europe, before World War II, Germany and France have always been in a situation of opposition, as early as the Roman era of each other, just like our Central Plains rivalry.

After World War II, when Germany occupied France and then became a defeated country, Germany went through the most difficult period after World War II, and many people did not even have enough to eat. Many Germans went to work in France to provide for food and clothing. Later, with the help of manufacturing, it rose again, and established a cooperative relationship with France.

These small countries in Europe, although they are so developed in science and technology like Germany, are too small after all, and they have no chance of winning if they want to stand on the international community with an independent attitude, and they have no right to speak, so as the two most powerful small European countries at present, Germany and France must fight side by side, and build the EU together with other neighboring countries.

According to the current situation, theoretically yes, but this is a side ball, for the sake of safety, if you have a hotel order in these places, please bring it with you, in case of customs and check-in counter inquiries, some airlines see this situation is required by you to provide relevant proof, I was in a similar situation with you before, my destination is Germany, but I applied for a French visa, and I took Aeroflot, so when I checked in for the boarding pass, the counter asked me why the French visa you applied for was to Germany, I want to issue a local hotel order in France, otherwise I will not be able to apply for a boarding pass, because the Schengen visa regulations, the first country of entry needs to be your Schengen application country, this is a personal experience, it is recommended that you bring the hotel order on everything. There are also enough reasons to support that you will go to these 2 countries, but if you change your plan for personal reasons, you will generally not be stopped abroad, and you will be annoyed when you leave China. Hope it helps!

OK. In 1985, Germany, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg signed the Treaty on the Gradual Abolition of Border Inspections, known as the Schengen Agreement. The countries that have joined the treaty are referred to as Schengen countries, and obtaining a visa from a Schengen country is a Schengen visa.

Foreign nationals outside the member states who have obtained a visa from one of the member states can freely enter and leave the territory of the member states for the duration of the visa, without the need for a new visa, and can enter and pass through any of the Schengen countries. Flying between Schengen countries is like taking a domestic flight, and there is no need to go through immigration formalities.

By the end of 2008, the number of Schengen member states had increased to 25: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Greece, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Switzerland and Malta. These countries are today's Schengen countries. Excerpt from.

Probably not, you must enter the country with a visa when you land.

Under normal circumstances, it is possible, although it is a rooting visa, but the visa is not written in which country it is visaged, and it is common throughout Europe. It is advisable to call the German embassy to get a definitive answer, as it is not good in case you have a bad record.

No, according to Article 7 of the Schengen Agreement, the country that issues a Schengen visa should be the main destination country of the visa holder or the first Schengen country to which the visa holder enters.

Therefore, it is better not to use a French visa to enter and exit Germany without going through France.

Then you're not far from death! Your visa will state that you must enter from France, hehe, if you go directly to Germany, the customs will not let you go!