A word from Mr. Wu: this issue features Zhou Jiayi of Grade 6, Class 2. Her sensitive writing describes the fragments in Saturn's rings, and ends with a creative puzzle about an angle!
Saturn is my favorite planet. At first sight, everyone thinks its rings are magnificent and noble, a crown fit for a king. But come closer and you'll see that it's only an illusion pieced together from countless tiny, insignificant scraps of ice and rock.
Saturn also holds its axis at a particular angle. I like that number. It reminds me of someone stubborn, teeth clenched, refusing to bow their head.
I won't tell you the angle outright. I've hidden it in a puzzle:
Put the two digits together. That's the angle that never bows its head, and the key to some of my private memories.