Are you accustomed to reckoning on others when study? Do you have this kind of habit when you show your articles on italk: try to write something as soon as possible, then put it on your notebook eagerly, without checking them again and again on your own,only waiting scarcely for some native speakers or warm-hearted guys who are willing to find your mistakes and help you correct them. l was like this during the earlier time l studied on italk. However, last night when l talked with my foreign teacher about my English writing levels, he just gave me one sentence: You can take a horse to a will, but you can not teach it how to drink water. lt' s meaning is equal to a Chinese saying: it is always better to teach a person who are hungry to fish than to give him some fish. As you can see, sometimes we reckon too much on others when we need to do something. Simply take writing articles on italk for an example, the first thing we must do is to develope a good and regular writing habit, from which we can know what and how to write. Mistakes is ubiqutious, but parts of them can be overcomed from a careful check, such as mistakes for grammer, spelling and word-choices. Before l write this article, l read some ones l finished and some corrections for it. l found the most serious problem was that my expression was not authentic and standard enough. lt was limited by my present knowledge level. While l also made some grammatic, spelling mistakes, which could be avoided as long as l had a careful check. l firmly believe now if l still depend too much on others, even if l can make progress, it will be small and deficient. So from now on, l will change my attitude, not only in the certain respect of English writing, but in some other parts of my life. Pursuiting knowledge is like a fantasitic journey, we should spare no efforts to internalize them on our own, not depending on others all the time, but on ourselves at the beginning.