Fun Fact
For a long time, I'd been convinced that I learned what I had to know(at a certain degree which depends on those whom-may-concern), or , at least as many of the friends said, my English was good. Precisely speaking, after coming back to Taiwan from Long Island U, I'd believed my English was outstanding. And fortunately, I had my time: the knowledge in English I aquired in the years of English learning before turning 19 really made me stand out as someone whose English was generally better than those of most Taiwanese (normal Taiwanese.) Admittedly, I have been a cocky stuff, thinking that I wouldn't need any help for any English-relating exams. However, it was the need to nail GG, I came to stand in the entrance of a new path. Only had I to look outside of the pond, I had the chance to realize how much I lacked in the art of the language called English.
After failing GG for two times, with the score of the second time that improved only by 40, I finally understood how stupid I'd been. Little did I know about the techniques needed to solve GG questions right, nor the grammar rules applied in the verbal part. Had I not decided to take classes in LX, I would not know all the things I learned int the past 2 months. Do I not have the brandstorms and reviews of what I learned, I will not be able to know how I'd been writing wrong and how I can finally, if working hard enough, write some real English articles.

Sealed (Feb 21)