月光下的芙蓉
先从听开始“记住，开始阶段100篇文章听一遍，不如一篇文章听100遍。如果基础比较弱，那么每天慢速VOA（大概比四级听力稍难一些）听两篇，每篇10遍以后再看原文，弄清楚每个单词的意思，看完以后再听10遍以上”（转载自某篇文章）接着要开口讲“说起来很奇妙，我起初也只是打算先过听力关，按照上面的步骤坚持了3个月，不过在听的同时跟着读，后来因为听的太烂太无聊，会跟着录音一起背，两个月下来发现开口说英语变成了很自然的事情。回头来看，英语的口语真的是看似入门很难，但是真的进去了也就那么回事。”
蛋蛋徐要发疯
Zhihu is a question-and-answer website, like Quora, but its main audience is Chinese audiences. Most of the users are mainland Chinese, although some are in other parts of Asia, even in the United States.
Zhihu is one of the most exciting websites in China today. It's a community of people who share in common a love of knowledge. Questions on Zhihu cover a wide range of topics, from academics to politics, pop culture to sex. Some Zhihu users put great effort into writing entertaining, well-researched answers, and they have been rewarded by the Zhihu community with internet celebrity status ("Big V").
Compared to a lot of the Chinese internet, Zhihu is a civilized place. Zhihu users are well educated, polite, and open-minded. Although they may disagree with each other, they rarely resort to name-calling or obscenities.
Some of the content on Zhihu might surprise you if you are used to thinking that free speech in China doesn't exist. In fact, a lot of free speech happens in China every day, and Zhihu is an example of positive, socially-beneficial discourse at its best.
