It looks like the thickness of a book.
"What is it? You seem so happy, it must be something good."
"Take a guess."
"Let me guess..." Wang Tianxiao thought for a moment and smiled, "Could it be that your novel has been published?"
"Ah... how did you know?" Wang Xiaolan was a little frustrated when she realized her brother had guessed correctly. "That's boring."
"Haha, it's not hard to guess. It's obviously a book. And what else could make you so happy? I'm your brother, not a stranger. I can easily guess what you're thinking. It would be strange if I couldn't."
"Hehe, look how capable my second brother is."
Wang Xiaolan stuck her bottom out and jumped onto the rock, nudging Wang Tianxiao, "Move over a bit, give me some space! This rock is so big, you almost took it all."
Wang Tianxiao then stepped aside and let his younger sister sit next to him.
Wang Xiaolan was about to open the envelope, but at the last minute, she hesitated. She held the envelope to her chest, took a deep breath, and then carefully tore it open along the opening.
A brand new book appeared before my eyes.
The words "Reader's Digest" above look particularly appealing.
In those days, the magazine was called Readers' Digest. Later, due to a dispute over the title being the same as another magazine's, it was changed to Readers.
For many literature enthusiasts from the 1970s and 80s, or even the early 1990s, this is a book that evokes a lot of nostalgia.
Every article or excerpt in it is something for everyone to study.
Many people who harbor literary dreams ultimately hope to publish an article in a reader magazine; if they could say that, they could brag about it for half a year.
As a comprehensive publication encompassing numerous elements and also in the form of digests, it doesn't leave much room for general literature enthusiasts.
It's usually the supplement section that solicits articles from the public.
Because there were so few publications in that era, there were very few places for people to publish their work.
Therefore, countless submissions are sent to the editorial department for each issue.
To stand out from the crowd, one must write something that is truly readable or reaches a certain artistic level.
Wang Tianxiao had previously felt that his younger sister, Wang Xiaolan, had a talent for writing, but she had not received formal training, so her writing was full of primitive simplicity.
He was even thinking of finding an opportunity for Wang Xiaolan to return to school.
Since she is so interested in literature, we should support her dream.
We didn't have the ability before, but that's no longer the case. So let's help my sister grow wings and fly to higher places.
As the older brother, he doesn't have any fixed requirements for his younger siblings.
Let whoever can do it do it.
Wang Xiaolan looked at the new book in her hands with great delight, because publishing an article not only brought her royalties, but also a copy of the published issue.
A white piece of paper fell out of the book.
Wang Tianxiao reacted quickly and grabbed the object, preventing it from being blown into the valley by the wind.
It turned out to be a notification letter.
The gist is that the provincial writers' association and the Reader's Digest editorial department have collaborated to establish a training school for emerging writers, welcoming anyone with talent and a passion for literature. There's a fee, but the teachers are all literary giants, and even well-known authors give lectures.
It serves as both a notification and an invitation.
Wang Tianxiao handed the paper to Wang Xiaolan and asked with a smile, "Considering your anxiety, this is a great opportunity. If you can learn something from this master, it will be very beneficial to your future development."
Wang Xiaolan had actually read the contents with Wang Tianxiao and knew what it meant, but she pursed her lips and remained silent.
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