Traditional pure literature magazines are quietly undergoing a "fashion revolution". Recently, well-known pure literature magazines have announced: "touch the Internet". These magazines have decades of history and have always been "tens of pages away. " "The world", so this trend has caused a lot of onlookers. However, our reporter learned in the survey that most of these literary journals face the dilemma of traditional readers and difficult for young readers. Therefore, "touching the net" is certainly fashionable for them. It is also a kind of self-salvation that conforms to the times. What is not covered in this passage? ['Traditional literary journals face the problem of attracting younger readers.', 'Traditional literature periodicals "touch the net" is in line with the trend of the times, the general trend.', 'Pure literature magazine going digital is the only redemption from the current predicament.', 'Pure literary magazines have maintained the tradition of paper media for decades.']