The simple and beautiful steps for making handmade bookmarks for junior high school students are illustrated below:

1. Prepare a piece of 7.5*15 cm handmade paper, fold it in half along the long side, and then fold it in half along the short side. Fold the short side to the middle line.

2. Fold the two corners of the other short side to the middle line, and fold the two long sides in half toward the middle line twice.

3. Then open the origami paper from the middle, fold it backward along the crease, and fold the corners to the first crease.

4. Unfold the origami, fold it inward along the crease, and fold the top origami downward.

5. Turn the origami over, fold the two right angles in the middle outwards to form two corners, and fold the origami inward along the creases.

6. Then fold the two upper corners downwards, turn the origami paper over, fold the origami paper upwards, and fold the two corners to the middle line.

7. Finally, fold the origami paper downward to form a heart shape, and a beautiful bookmark will be folded.

A small piece of paper that records the reading progress and is sandwiched in the book. It is used to inscribe the title of the book. It is usually affixed to the upper left corner of the cover of an ancient book. Sometimes it also contains the volume number, the name of the inscriber, and where to mark the reading. A small sheet inserted into a book to record reading progress. With the development of the Internet era, e-bookmarks have been developed to record reading progress and experiences.

In the network, it refers to the mark that the user makes on the menu (menu) or page (page) in the gopher client program (client) and web browser (browser), so as to serve as a reference for future searches. In the gopher client, all bookmarks appear in a gopher menu. In web browsers, they appear in hot lists or favorites.