Dongmei Wang (2014) studied about A Study on Students’ Integrative Motivation for College English Learning in Chinese Universities. The purposes of this study were to identify students’ integrative motivation, and then to provide some useful suggestions on how to enhance students' integrative motivation. This study based on Gardner's motivation dichotomy. Gardner's definition of motivation is best known and frequently quoted. He defines motivation to learn "the extent to which the individual works or strives to learn the language because of a desire to do so and the satisfaction experienced in this activity". The samples of this study were the students who studying in Yangtze University. As English classes are given in grades 1 and students spend most of their freshman year studying English in Yangtze University, we chose 121 students from grade 1 of different majors. None of them is majoring in English language or English literature, but like almost all first-year university students, they take English classes as a compulsory subject, using textbooks selected without reference to their major. The researcher finds out the student’ integrative motivation for College English learning in Chinese universities, and then propose practical suggestions to enhance their motivation. He gives a questionnaire that has 5 statements to students, collected a data and analyzed by EXCEL. The instrument of this study was a questionnaire. The results of the research showed the students most agreed with was that they wanted to meet and converse with more and varied people in the world and the others that they learn English to enjoy foreign culture – for example, music, sports, and movies. These reasons to encourage them to learn English more and more.