A book composition that benefited me a lot.

Li Yupei, I believe everyone is familiar with this name! Yes, he is a professor at the School of Mathematical Sciences of Capital Normal University. I often read his books. Today, under the recommendation of my good friend Yao Er, I borrowed The Story of Mathematical Intelligence, and I chewed it carefully at noon.

I like reading Li Yupei's books for a very important reason: "chewy". What do you mean? I just can't get tired of reading, and the more I read, the more interesting it becomes. Why? Because, in his book, he can not only learn some mathematics knowledge easily, but also clearly reflect the good and evil in real life. The story of mathematical intelligence is such an important example.

This book is divided into two stories, namely "Wisdom Fighting and Living Immortals" and "Little Zhuge and Erxiu". "The Living Immortal" mainly tells the story of a pupil named Tie Dan, who cracked the divination method of the living immortal and helped the police catch a thief who stole a computer in the Children's Palace. The thief turned out to be a living diviner. "Little Zhuge and Erxiu" mainly tells the story of a mathematical elite named Xiao Zhuge who was arrested by Zhi Zuowang to make contributions to their country. Here, he met Erxiu, a kind Japanese math elite. Two good friends helped each other, used their brains, solved various math problems with their knowledge and wisdom, and finally set foot on the road home safely.

In The Living Immortal, there is a strong contrast between the brave iron egg and the treacherous living immortal. Facing the threat of the living immortal, Iron Egg was not afraid, but faced the difficulties and finally helped the police catch the living immortal. Iron egg won everyone's praise with real wisdom, courage and integrity, and broke through the psychological defense of living immortals. I admire this courage to go forward, and this fearless spirit is worth learning from all of us. In Xiao Zhuge and Er Xiu, Xiao Zhuge and Er Xiu have fearless spirit and strong ability to distinguish and perceive. What I admire most is the calmness of Xiao Zhuge and Er Xiu. No matter how terrible difficulties they encounter, they can find ways to get rid of them.

Li Yupei's novels are very vivid. Although we only see words and read stories, these words seem to have a magic power, a magic power that can attract you to the scene where the story takes place. Looking at this book, I was sucked in. With the development of the story, I followed Zhuge to the treasure cave, and Erxiu met a kind prince. I was relieved to get rid of the wise old king with their wisdom for Xiao Zhuge and Er Xiu Qi Xin. When I was caught up again, I was as nervous as them and wanted to use my knowledge to help them escape. When I heard the name of the wise old king again, I was as angry as them, and I worked hard with them to overcome the problem. I ended this wonderful journey unconsciously. When I closed the book, it seemed as if I had just rode home from a distant country and made many friends.

Following teacher Li Yupei's story, I not only learned one math knowledge after another, but also solved one math problem after another. I also saw good and evil, brave and timid, honest and insidious, which really benefited me a lot.