sorry to disagree with Andres, but, in my experience, the single thing that help the most is to watch movies and listen music in the language that you want to learn, well, mmm... there's a lot of spanish movies that you may like, but one famous director is Pedro Almodovar (is it Almodobar?) and there's a movie (not his) " el laberinto del fauno" ... good luck!!!

You sould settle your Spanish level first.

in Spanish language, the one I like Mexican is called "La misma luna" it's very sweet, also there is "El Orfanato" if you like suspense movies and " El laberinto del fauno".

Planet 51 ^^

My dear friend: If you don't have a strong base in Spanish, no film can help you to improve your Spanish skills. And as per what I see (you wrote your question in English) you don't have already such skills. And yes, Reiman, listening helps and songs helps, but you need to have A BASE, in the language you're studying. And for people from China, far away from the sounds and structures of Spanish, this it's even more important. That's what I said. First a good basic structure, and then, a lot of listening and practicing. And , as you may whish to say , "watching movies" is always a pleasure.