You can read Half-monthly Talk, a magazine that helps you learn politics. It's good. If you want to by going up one flight of stairs, you can read People's Daily, which is comprehensive and has absolute authority on political thought. I often read reference news in high school, which is also a good newspaper.

The most troublesome thing in high school history is to recite the significance and function of a major event. Books are smelly and long, but in order to increase the interest of history, general history magazines mainly reveal secrets or unofficial history, so that readers have the desire to explore; If history books, whether novels or official history, are often fixed in a certain dynasty, and high school history involves a long time, then books that are helpful to high school history learning are really hard to find, mainly by reciting. However, reading some magazines that reveal historical secrets can increase your interest in history.

I liked going to the library in high school. Most books about geography are mainly pictures. I remember reading chinese national geography magazine, which was quite eye-opening and knowledgeable.