What do I need to write when reading tabloids?

Reading tabloids can write some recent books and reading experiences, as well as some famous sayings, fables, fairy tales, two-part allegorical sayings, ancient poems and so on.

1. What is reading tabloids?

Reading tabloids is a kind of handwritten newspaper. Under normal circumstances, many primary and secondary schools will require students to make reading tabloids in the form of groups or individuals. When reading tabloids, we should pay attention to classifying the templates very clearly. At the same time, the background must be simple and clear, not too gaudy, the written content should be neat, and the decorative paintings next to it should not be too fancy. If it's too fancy, it's easy to usurp the host's role, which will shift everyone's attention to decorative paintings, thus ignoring reading the text in tabloids.

Second, what are the advantages of reading tabloids?

I remember when I was at school, I liked reading tabloids very much. I think it's a great pleasure to read tabloids. It can not only make a simple summary of the recent learning content, but also improve my logical thinking ability. This also laid a certain foundation for me to draw mind maps when I was in college. I have always felt that reading tabloids and drawing mind maps are very meaningful for learning. Moreover, compared with taking reading notes, reading tabloids will give people a more relaxed and pleasant feeling, because reading tabloids does not require rigor, as long as the organization is clear and the picture is beautiful. For students who are under great learning pressure, making reading tabloids is a good way of leisure and entertainment.

Third, the main points of making reading tabloids

Although the requirements for reading tabloids are not very strict, there must be something to make the finishing point in tabloids. If you haven't read any books recently, or really don't want to write the books you have read recently, you can choose to write some famous sayings, such as the words of Confucius and Mencius.