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"The Little Manifesto" is a guide to help readers formulate their own thoughts and opinions. In the book, world-renowned futurist Magnus Lindqvist believes that we should not be slaves to other people's future ideas, but should continue to explore sources of innovation from around us. Those big declarations and big ideas that changed the world trend are certainly worthy of our praise. From Marx and Engels' "Communist Manifesto" to Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream", they all undoubtedly prove how insignificant human beings are in the face of the upcoming grand plan. The small manifesto is a reverse behavior that requires us to make our own voices heard in the process of creation. It is a free cry from the bottom up. When we live ordinary daily lives, those moments of curiosity, doubt, and enlightenment can inspire countless creative inspirations, and these inspirations will create more miracles for the future of mankind. If a manifesto is a cage that imprisons human thoughts, then a small manifesto releases unlimited creativity and reminds us: while pursuing big ideas, don't lose small ideas.