English Learning. I am also surprised when I told others that I have learned English more than 10 years. But the truth is that I am still not very good at it, especially on oral English, writing, listening(seems like I have no advantage at all). Actually, it is not that long that I engage myself in English, even I feel I am forced to learn it, so there is no interest at all. Now, I realize how important the overall ablity of English it is, hence, I get a little interested in English now. So I try to read English books, listen to country music(I like Blake, Chris Young and Toby Keith). Maybe it is a little hard, but at least no one push me to do it or I do it for fun rather than goal. Moreover, I watch TV series to improve my oral English. However, it turns out nothing changes. I still try my best to translate what I want to express to English, as a result there are more "Ah" than words. I know if you want to make progress in oral English, you have to speak more, but I can not make it. First, I have no partners(I never try it online, only through phone, it is a bad experience, we do not know what we are talking about either). Then, I try to talk to myself, but it is so boring that I burst into laughters when I have to words to say. There is never a shortcut to learn a language, but it is so hard insist on it day by day. Nowadays, I have to learn it(well, I am forced to do it again), and what makes happy is that I do not hate it as much as before. I figure out which aspect I am lacking in,and I make a short-term plan for later study, eg. I learn English words for 30 minutes, MSN news one piece, and I will try my best to write a passage twice in a week. I believe that a good habbit is also a key to success in learning English. At the end, I should say good luck to me.