Sometimes, when I sat with my dorm mates, chatting with them, one of the most exasperating topics is that although we regard Chinese as a very intelligent nation, among those geniuses who solved the world’s most difficult and confusing mathematical problems are French people, Germans, British people, Japanese, but NO Chinese.
It is true that Chinese students often come first in the International Mathematics Competition. But among those young masters, how many will go on developing their talents? Very few. In fact, some of them only use this kind of competition as a stepping stone, which could make their way to top universities easier. And they will never want to touch a single mathematical figure again after their goal is achieved.Most of them seem to have reached their peeks in high school and before they could practically contribute to the world of mathe matics.
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