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The eldest brother is exactly 60 years old this year and has finally retired as the dean of the School of Computer Science at a university in Beijing. Thinking about the life of my eldest brother, it really makes people have to say a few words. Ever since I was little, I have noticed that my eldest brother is special. In the early 1960s, my eldest brother, who was studying in middle school, fell in love with mathematics, physics and chemistry for some reason. At that time, the emphasis was on "learn mathematics, physics and chemistry well and travel all over the world"! Although the eldest brother's intelligence is not surprising, it can be said that he played all kinds of games at an average level when he was a child. He is not an expert at everything like a child. But he is so stubborn that no one can tell what he is sure about, and he has to make a name for himself. The eldest brother is the real son of a high-ranking cadre. His father was the party secretary and president of a legitimate university in the city where he was at that time. In today's terms, he was called a provincial military-level cadre before the "Cultural Revolution."