Chapter 8: My Dream of Going to Britain
Today, I sit down to write with a new wish hidden deep in my heart. As I keep writing and keep improving my English, a beautiful dream grows clearer and clearer in my mind—I really hope that one day, I can go to Britain to study. This dream is like a bright star hanging high in the sky, lighting up my way forward and making me work harder every single day.
Britain has been a magical country in my heart for a long time. I have seen pictures of its beautiful streets, old castles, quiet libraries, and lovely countryside. I imagine walking on the stone roads in London, listening to the sound of clock towers, reading books in warm libraries, and enjoying the gentle wind by small rivers. I want to see the places that look like scenes from storybooks, feel the quiet and elegant culture, and experience a different way of life. All these beautiful imaginations make me look forward to studying there more and more.
Studying in Britain is not just a beautiful dream for fun; it is also a big goal for my growth. I want to study in a truly English-speaking environment, listen to English every day, speak English with local people, and make my English more and more fluent and natural. I want to learn different knowledge, make friends from different countries, understand different cultures, and become a more open-minded and confident girl. I believe that studying abroad will teach me many things that books cannot give me, such as living independently, solving problems by myself, and facing new challenges bravely.
This dream also makes me love writing in English more than before. Every time I write English words, I feel that I am getting closer to Britain. Every sentence I write, every story I finish, is a small step toward my dream. I tell myself that if I keep practicing, keep reading, and keep writing, my English will become good enough to study abroad. Writing is no longer just my hobby; it is also a bridge that connects me with my dream of Britain.
Of course, I know that studying abroad is not easy. It requires good English skills, hard work in study, enough courage, and strong persistence. I still have a lot to learn, a lot to improve, and a long way to go. Sometimes I feel worried that I am not good enough; sometimes I feel tired and wonder if I can really make my dream come true. But whenever I look at my stone friends and think of the days I keep writing, I tell myself not to give up. If I keep trying, nothing is impossible.
My family also supports my dream of going to Britain. They tell me that as long as I keep working hard, keep being positive, and never stop moving forward, they will always stand behind me. Their support gives me more confidence and warmth. I do not want to let them down, and I do not want to let myself down. I want to grow into a better girl and make my beautiful dream come true with my own efforts.
I often imagine the day when I really arrive in Britain. I will walk on the campus of my dream school, sit in the bright classroom, listen to teachers carefully, and communicate with my classmates in fluent English. I will write down my life in Britain with my pen, record every new discovery, every warm moment, and every touching story. I will keep writing my book, making it longer and more wonderful, with my life in Britain as the new beautiful content.
Going to Britain to study is one of the most important dreams in my heart right now. It gives me stronger motivation, clearer direction, and more courage to keep going. It makes me love English more, love writing more, and love life more. Every day I study hard, every word I write, is for this shining dream.
I will keep this dream in my heart forever. I will keep studying hard, keep practicing English, keep writing my stories, and keep moving forward bravely. I believe that one day, my wish will come true. I will step on the land of Britain, start my new study life, and realize the dream that I have been looking forward to for a long time.
Until that day comes, I will never stop. I will keep going, keep chasing, and keep believing that as long as I persist, my dream of studying in Britain will finally come true.