When you are swimming in the stormy ocean of mathematics, can you bravely ride the wind and waves? Can you still love mathematics when you are struggling with the difficult and painful reality of life? When you are confused about a very simple question, can you actively ask why? When you memorize a difficult math concept, can you embody it in your life? When you have questions about famous mathematics papers, can you boldly raise questions? Mathematics is unfathomable and wonderful. If you don't understand it, it will annoy you; but once you fall into the bottomless pit of mathematics, you will be deeply attracted by its wonder. When a difficult problem is solved after your hard thinking and meditation, you will feel satisfied with that sense of accomplishment, that feeling of overjoyment, joy, and wonderfulness. Talking about the past and the present, how many smart geniuses and buried talents have been achieved by mathematics: "Father of Mathematics" - Salles, "Prince of Mathematics" - Gauss, "Seed of Problem" - Euler... how many are they? Great mathematician. But will their mathematical careers be smooth sailing? No, they all experienced countless winds and rains before they saw the beautiful rainbow! Hua Luogeng, a self-taught mathematician, when his left leg was paralyzed and there was no hope for life, he still loved mathematics and his pursuit, and bravely questioned the thesis of the famous professor Su Jiaju. If it had not been for that Doubt that Hua Luogeng will not become a great mathematician, let alone the pride of China; the greatness of Salles, the father of mathematics, is that not only can he explain the problem, but also Added the scientific question mark of why, he is not superstitious, he loves science; at the age of eight, the smart Gauss knew how to use 1+2+3+...n which the ancient Greeks and Chinese used to calculate series. method to calculate 1+2+3...+100. Why can he use this method to calculate? Because he is willing to use his brain and loves to use his brain. Although Euler is a famous mathematician, when he was a child, he But he was not liked by the teacher at all. He was a student expelled from school because he asked a question: How many stars are there in the sky? You must know that asking such a question is very rude to God, and in Euler's time, God was sacred and inviolable, so he was fired. But it was precisely because of his good habit of asking questions that he later became the youngest undergraduate at Asel University. As long as a person has the noble qualities of loving to use his brain, love mathematics, and love science.
If he can boldly raise questions, embody mathematics in life, actively ask why, and never flinch or give up when encountering difficulties, he has already taken the first step to becoming a great mathematician in the future! And I, as the future flower of the motherland and the hope of the nation's future, it is my unshirkable responsibility to learn mathematics well, to learn for the rise of China, to learn for China's bright future, and to learn for myself! I am swimming in the ocean of mathematics. I want to raise the sail of my dreams and bravely ride the wind and waves in the ocean!