Bella is a British weekly magazine for women. It is the kind of title you used to see (and in the UK can still see) at a supermarket till: fashion, health, cooking, and “real life” stories you can read in a short sitting. It talks to you as a busy woman who wants tips, not as a fashion-industry insider. Though actually, it belongs more to a slightly older reader’s world than to teenagers; many younger British women would reach for something else, or for a phone. In Taiwan the name is almost unknown as a magazine, so if you meet it in a text, it is that UK weekly, sitting next to other women’s weeklies, not a fashion bible and not a literary review. The title is also a girl’s name, which is why it sounds warm and pretty — but this entry is the magazine.