Hello! This classmate, I am also a college student majoring in mathematics, and now I am a junior. Junior high school and senior high school all like math and doing problems. I always feel that I can get happiness in solving problems, especially when solving difficult problems. But when I went to college, I found that college mathematics was completely different from middle school mathematics. Doing all kinds of proof questions requires a lot of theoretical knowledge and memorizing various concepts. I hate memorizing concepts in middle school, and I also have resistance when I am a freshman, especially when I am a freshman, and I don't want to learn mathematics. However, after all, I chose my favorite major, so I still crustily skin of head to learn.

It is gradually found that both middle school mathematics and college mathematics can not be separated from one word, and that is logic. Solving math problems requires strong logical thinking, so I gradually got used to it and found college math quite interesting. As long as you attend class, do problems after class and improve your logical thinking ability, you will find that college mathematics is as interesting as middle school mathematics.