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Wang Cheng, a kitchenware shop owner from Lanzhou, is proving that learning has no age limit. 🎶spired by Michael Jackson's Earth Song, he began teaching himself English and kept improving through films, books, and daily practice. Check out the video to discover his incredible learning journey!

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