As I spend the whole day study in the self-study room, I saw people come and go with piles of books. Meanwhile, a girl, sitting next to me, read a French text book with a puzzled expression on her face. By sighing away for hours, she hoped to learn all the conjugation by heart, but by the end of the day, apparently, in vain. She just reminds me of the old days. When I was a freshman, I also tried to memorize all the conjugations and tenses at the end of the semester, but we need to remember Rome wasn’t built in one day; those hard works should be done gradually over time, and of course, along with the spirit of perseverance.

  I believe petit à petit l’oiseau fait son nid.

May all the language learners bear this golden rule in mind, and this is the shortcut of being successful.