Mathematics education not only troubles children, but is also a nightmare for many adults.
How can we get rid of the current teaching shackles of "answering questions" and "memorizing formulas" and make children truly fall in love with mathematics? How to make adults realize that mathematics does not only represent fear, but also a magical and wonderful art?
The author believes that just like painting, music and poetry, mathematics is an art and our inspiration needs to be stimulated; mathematics, like games, must be explored based on curiosity. In this book, the author is not only angry about the mathematics education that children receive, but also feels sorry for mathematics itself. Therefore, he calls on educators to reflect on and try to change their teaching methods, so that children can truly enter the world of mathematics and appreciate the beauty of mathematics.
