This year, we all experienced countless writings in our Writing and Comp class. At the beginning of the year, I complained a lot about the blog post, the words limit, and the grammar practices. I used to regarded all of these as the pressure. However, I gradually realized how much I have been improved by those writing work that I hated. Time is really magical; it helped me found out the value of the most boring and ordinary thing, and revealed the precious significance it gave me. If you ask me which part of my writing improved the most, I would definitely say the speed. I remember half a year ago, I sat in front of my desk and stared at the computer for more than an hour for a single blog. Sometimes I even needed to stop and think for a whole minute after writing a little sentence. Nonetheless, these months changed me. After I started my 30-day challenge, although I was frustrated about the endless 500-words blogs, I still had to accept it. I took photos and commented on them, and sometimes I even connected them with my little stories. I do not know when, but suddenly those blogs changed into some joyful brooks in my head. I even did not need to pause anymore! What an amazing change! Now, I feel like writing English blogs as easy as writing in my mother language. Another significant improvement is about the way of thinking. These several weeks, I realized that I began to understand thing from a brand new angle. I started to think more about the meaning and reason behind the facts instead of the shallow results. This lovely skill is able to help me write more profound essays and reshaped many of my thin kings to the society and the world. All in all, the development of my writing skills not only made me a better writer, but also pushed me to become a more comprehensive thinker.