The "Start Reading Harry Potter" magical book club and offline reading space exhibition organized by People's Literature Publishing House was recently held in Beijing. Start reading Harry Potter at the Magic Book Club. The People's Literature Publishing House provides pictures of "Starting to Read Harry Potter", a global book activity aimed at attracting more young readers to open the "Harry Potter" series of books and use it as an opportunity to experience the joy of reading and cultivate reading habits. In this Beijing event, sixty young readers aged 7 to 11 embarked on a magical journey to experience wisdom and friendship. The reading space built by the People's Literature Publishing House consists of four sections: text appreciation, version display, illustration display, and spell list. The appreciation of the text selects exciting clips from Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone to guide readers to read; The version display includes both on sale and out of stock versions for appreciation and purchase; The illustration display selects the portrait of the protagonist and classic scenes from the novel, bringing readers into the context of the novel; The spell list selects classic spells and golden phrases from the novel, allowing readers to intuitively experience the magical temperament of the novel. In addition, the space also features interactive features such as a magic message wall, stamps from the four major colleges, a main visual photo board, and check-in gift stickers. As the first responsible editor to introduce the Harry Potter series to China, Wang Ruiqin shared her reasons for introducing this book series. The kindness, bravery, friendship, and love promoted in the book should be advocated by any nation, and we Chinese children will also love it. Since the introduction of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" to China in 2000, Chinese "Harry Potter fans" have also grown together with this IP. Wu Liangzhu, the general manager of People's Literature Publishing House, said, "So many young readers came to the scene. Many of our 'Harry Potter fans' started reading' Harry Potter 'at this age. They grew up with the characters, gained love and friendship, had the courage and determination to face difficulties, and became responsible and capable young people. This is exactly the original intention of the' Harry Potter 'series of books published by the Humanities Society, which remains unchanged