Math***

Everything is number. In the ultimate analysis, all knowledge is history; in an abstract sense, all science is mathematics; in the rational world, all judgments are statistics. There are too many familiar formulas and theorems in this book. When I was in school, so many people told me that mathematics was useless, but they still persisted in doing research. Nowadays, I really don't use it much, but I feel that I used to be so sparkling. In addition, this book does live up to its title. There are many stories about mathematicians, and it is not too boring to read.

This book made me see the charm and fun of mathematics! It uses interesting stories and easy-to-understand language so that people like me who are not very good at mathematics can easily understand it. Just like what the book says, "Mathematics may have been born in the earlier nomadic civilization, while poetry appeared at the beginning of agricultural civilization." This sentence gave me a deeper understanding of the origin of mathematics. I think this book is not only suitable for children, but also suitable for us adults to rediscover the beauty of mathematics.

It's okay, you can give it a try