"If I score higher than your son on this college entrance exam, you'll call me Dad."
This wager was made between a middle schooler and a woman whose son ranked among the top fifty students in the city.
When the exam results came out, a young man named Fang Ping began challenging people's ideas of what it meant to be a top student, again and again, in his own way.
A leading physicist in China: Seeing him gives me hope that our country will win this year's Nobel Prize in Physics.
A writer: His words are like winter sunshine, warm and almost magical, thawing this frozen world.
A mathematician: Fang Ping's conjecture has given mathematics another hundred years of research potential.
"I'm just a top student."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
It's just that some people come out to slap you in the face and then prove that there is something good about it.
It is completely inconsistent with the thinking of junior high school students. Are the ideals of junior high school students so far-reaching?
It seems that this book has been read and republished, or is it not updated a word?
It's best to refresh your own data yourself.