I am anxious for an article to introduce American dramas in English!!

If you pay, I can write one for you.

"Friends" is the best American drama for beginners. A large number of life scenarios and conversations are great for learning.

Vampire Diaries" youth drama is suitable for young people, an American drama that I have been chasing for a long time, and I can still learn a lot in it.

"Desperate Housewives" is an American drama suitable for intermediate English learners, and it is also very life-like spoken language, pay attention to listening.

"Gossip Girl" is also a good American drama, which can see the prosperity of Manhattan in the United States and the other side.

The White House is suitable for a more advanced view, which involves politics, etc., and it is helpful to understand American politics.

The words in Friends are very life, the plot is simple, the supermarket** is funny, the speed of the characters is not fast, and it is very clear, and the accent is very pure.

The Vampire Diaries is a little more difficult, but the sentences are more life-like, but the accent seems to be a little more ambiguous.

Gossip Girl It's a life, although I don't like this type of CSI very much, this is a lot more advanced, and the speed of speech is relatively fast, and then because it is about solving the case, there will be a lot of terms in various aspects, words or something, but there is also a very living language And then there will be many accents in it It is a very good choice to practice listening There are actually a lot of idioms in English! Anyway, this is my recommendation, and I'm looking at it now, and the key is that it's good-looking

It's useless to say more, let's talk about the two best-looking, The Vampire Diaries, Gossip Girl, super good-looking, I believe it's suitable for your age, hehe.

"Life Big**" is very funny, a sitcom one by one, and the speed of speech is fast

"Mortal and Hero".

The story is set in the security products department of Batman's Bruce Wayne family business, where his distant cousin Van Wayne (Alan Tudyk) is in charge of the day-to-day operations of the department. He was a stupid, stupid, open-mouthed, arrogant guy who always wanted to find a higher position in the Wayne conglomerate as soon as possible in order to get closer to Bruce Wayne. In the past six months, the plot of the show has been significantly adjusted, and the original set of the insurance company story has been completely abandoned.

The department is responsible for developing special protection tools for ordinary people (specifically designed to protect them from superheroes' collateral damage).

There are only 12 episodes, and there is no second season for sure.