Reading is an important activity in a minor’s growth. It expands their horizon and cultivates their spirit. As little cyber indigenous people，minors’ reading habits are affected by mobile internet too. This study is based on questionnaire surveys 6000 students from 90 schools in ten provinces，focusing on the development of minors’ reading practice. It finds that extracurricular reading is an important form of extracurricular activity for minors. Electronic devices such as phones and computers are gradually becoming more accepted as terminals for online reading. Minors read a lot，with a variety of devices，they read many types of books. Well-facilitated libraries，bookshops，and reading groups give children easier access. However，excessive schoolwork and a lack of reading facilities in some regions are hindering some minors’ reading. This report also discusses possible solutions to the problems discovered in the study.