During College, I Was Selected as a Top Student

Lin Xiaoman, who skipped the college entrance examination and entered university, was once a "star of progress" hiding in the corner of the bulletin board - he scored 58 in the calculus quiz. His fingers were sore from copying notes, and he squatted in the corridor and memorized formulas with a flashlight, like a weed trying to burrow into the light. Until she met Chen Mo, the "axis senior" of the Department of Mathematics, and her roommate Xiaotang, who always drew Q-version bicycles. Three "imperfect children" stayed up for 23 nights in the laboratory, using 300 pages of notes filled with formulas, 5,000 user questionnaires, and trousers that got wet on a rainy night to come up with the "Bike Sharing Scheduling Model" that won the first prize in the National Mathematical Modeling Competition. From being ridiculed as a "scumbag" to standing on the podium of the National Award, from "hiding in the corner" to "standing on the podium", Lin Xiaoman used the stupidest method to prove: hard work may not be smart enough, but it is enough to let you live your own light in youth. Update time: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday