读一点11：你已解锁一个新成就! You've Unlocked a New Achievement !

"Achievements" sounds formal and heavy, but in fact, all the small things you have accomplished are enough to become shining badges! Didn't win an award when you went on stage for the first time? Ding! Unlock "First Completed Performance". Didn't bake an apple pie independently for the first time? Ding! Unlock "First Baked Apple Pie". These seemingly insignificant little things are actually achievements worth celebrating. Every small badge will be gathered into your own "big badge"!

Highlights of this issue

It is not easy to proudly pin a badge on yourself and reward yourself after completing a task. In this issue of Read a Little, the authors share their experiences with you. Through real stories, readers can find something worth learning from them.

Opening this issue, you will see that Yang Caiyun, the author of Red Dragonfly, has learned not to "waste feelings" on the wrong person, Zeng Baoling has realized the importance of treating people around her well, and Xie Zhihui and Xu Shuqin have understood the value of actively expressing their own ideas. In their articles, they review those experiences in life that were not good, but they also gained growth in the process, affirming and reminding themselves.

This issue of "Read a Little" is like a collection of badges, each of which carries a unique story. Let's turn the pages together, read slowly, learn to reward ourselves, and give ourselves a badge.

【Introduction to "Read a Little"】

Magazine + Book = MOOK

"Read a Little" is a "magazine book" that combines the characteristics of magazines and books. Its content includes short stories, micro-novels, essays, comics, columns, book reviews, etc. As long as it is good text and drawing creation, "Read a Little" wants to bring it to everyone.

In addition to diverse content, "Read a Little" hopes to provide a relaxed reading atmosphere through lively layout, explore different aspects of creation with you, and experience the infinite possibilities of reading.

"Read a Little" is willing to be a small bridge connecting literature, allowing you to read a little at your leisure and gain more than a little.