What does article 6 of the reasons for refusing a German tourist visa mean?

The most common reasons for refusing a visa are:

1 The purpose of going abroad is not clear;

2 there have been cases of staying behind;

3. The information submitted and the purpose of the plan are not credible;

It is not certain that you will return to China.

I'm not sure you have enough funds to support you to go abroad.

Generally speaking, the above points are inclined to immigrate, otherwise the visa officer will suspect that your purpose of going abroad is not pure. In fact, whether the visa is passed or not depends mainly on whether you can convince the visa officer that you will definitely come back after you go to Germany. If the visa officer believes that you will definitely come back after going to Germany, he will give you a visa!

Generally speaking, your binding force cannot meet the requirements of the embassy. Then you can try to improve your binding force and improve your binding score. The binding force has been improved, and you can reapply immediately!