In the early '90s, in Beijing, an American friend said that his mother's favorite thing to do was to turn on the TV at night, put black and white films, sit on the couch, and read his favorite novels...
I pinched, now look for some Old Anglo-American films, old Hong Kong films, and look.
The old British and American films, in the early 30s, the shooting level has been good. The storyline is generally simple and childish, but the English is very neat and serious. It is a good material for practicing listening and learning spoken language. This is a particularly good method if you want to systematically consolidate your English. I don't know if you remember, learning foreign languages and audio-visual classes in the past was a very important link. Things in books, in videotapes, come to life. CCTV in the English teaching program, put: << The >> of the Saudia Plan; In Sunday English, the original film released: American Feature Film, << the >> of the future world. Look more, grind your ears more, and after that, there will be an unexplainable word: sense of language.
Similarly, Wa also looked for some old Cantonese movies to watch. Cantonese movies in the 50s, Cantonese is very neat and serious. It is a good material for practicing listening and learning spoken language. You will spend time, Xie Xian, He Feifan, Zhang Huoyou, like a good friend by your side.
Do you usually watch some movies in British, American and Cantonese like me?