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P.S. I'm not a professional in python, and I probably need to learn it more. but I just want a new useful thing.
There isn't a "I've done language x so now I'll move on to y" progression chart anywhere.
It's more about what languages you like to use, what you would like to work on, what you're curious about, whether you want to be using that language at work some day etc.
With some literacy in Python you are well equipped to proceed to a more problem-solving focus.
Having the possibility of using the whole Java ecosystem is also a huge plus. It's definitely not a perfect language but it shares some strengths with Python and it's a great language for "larger" projects.
You could try Rust, it’s a bit more verbose and complex than Python but it’s a very loved programming language. The most loved one according to the latest stackoverflow.com survey.
Peter Norvig's book seems like a good introduction.