Professor Chen Yongming combined more than 50 years of mathematics teaching experience to create this series of books "Mathematics Stories for Teenagers". Algebra is an important branch of mathematics. This book not only involves classic algebraic knowledge, such as numbers, formulas, equations, functions, sequences, and limits, but also explores modern mathematical elements such as probability, sets, logic, combination, algorithms, cryptography, and chaos. The short articles span ancient and modern times, introducing Chinese and foreign mathematical research stories and interesting anecdotes of celebrities. They incorporate mathematical thinking methods such as inference, illustration, parity checking, and "seesaw" to discover interesting stories in the history of mathematics and daily life, showing the ingenuity of mathematics. This book is suitable for senior primary school students and middle school students to read, and general readers who love mathematics can also benefit from it.
Reader comments
This book is very suitable for children to read! It tells many mathematical stories in the form of short articles and introduces mathematical thinking methods, allowing children to discover the wonders of mathematics. I found the content in the book interesting and inspiring. But I kind of hate those teenagers who only worship celebrities. I hope my children can worship scientists like I did back then. This reminds me of the book "One Hundred Thousand Whys", which is also a classic popular science book. Moreover, Mr. Hua Luogeng's works are also very good, very similar to the style of this book. The content of Hua Luogeng's book is easy to understand and is very helpful to children.
This book is very suitable for children to read! It tells many mathematical stories in the form of short articles and introduces mathematical thinking methods, allowing children to discover the wonders of mathematics. I found the content in the book interesting and inspiring. But I kind of hate those teenagers who only worship celebrities. I hope my children can worship scientists like I did back then. This reminds me of the book "One Hundred Thousand Whys", which is also a classic popular science book. Moreover, Mr. Hua Luogeng's works are also very good, very similar to the style of this book. The content of Hua Luogeng's book is easy to understand and is very helpful to children.