Thank you for your answers! My pronunciation is not rihgt so my lishtening is not good.what to do ??

That's a good question, Doris. I think music can help when the lyrics (words) can be heard clearly. You may get better at understanding spoken English by watching TV shows. In TV shows you also get some context with the dialogue (conversation). As you watch and listen, you can see facial expressions and other "body language" of the actors which sometimes add more information. You can then be sure which way the words are taken (understood) by the other person(s) in the conversation. With lots of practice, you will begin to understand more of what you hear. But to help you have a good conversation with an English speaker, you must practice speaking. Try to arrange lots of voice chats, even if you think it's difficult at first. When using another language, I do know how hard it is to speak my side of the conversation. :-(

I am going to answer your question, since someone has already made a correction. Yes, I think listening to music in English is quite beneficial. I also think that you should not only listen to it, but memorize the lyrics of as many songs as you can. Doing so will help you with vocabulary, syntax and grammar. I did this when I was first learning Portuguese, and I truly believe that it sped up the learning process. Best wishes to you, and if you need any suggestions for good songs, just ask me!