In the winter vacation, I read Different Mathematical Stories, which is a famous work by Zhang Xiuli. The main characters in it are: strange teacher, Pidou, Honey, Queen, XI, Hakata and Lu Lu badminton (strange stray dog brought by the teacher from another planet). This book consists of a small chapter, with knowledge points behind each chapter, which is the main mathematical knowledge of this chapter. I believe everyone has been interested in this book! Next, let me tell you the main content of this book!
This book is mainly about: during the summer vacation, the strange teacher went back to Ava to recharge, and Pidou and others still enjoyed swimming in the world of mathematics. One day, when Pipou was eating potato chips, he found a small card in the packaging bag, which said: As long as you collect 10000 cards, you can get a spaceship ticket. They immediately asked Lu Lusuo for 40,000 greeting cards. Do you know why they want 40 thousand cards? Because there are four of them! That night, Pitou dreamed that he boarded a spaceship! The next day, Pidou, Honey, Queen, Bodo and Lu Lu badminton went to the potato chip factory together. They really saw the spaceship. My friends were ecstatic. Clever Uluru said to his friends, "This is not true, this is the latest technology: 3D movies." So they immediately got off the ship. When they got home, they called the newspaper and told them about the deception of the potato chip factory. They also called the consumer association and told them about cheating. The next day, the "great deeds" of the potato chip factory made headlines. Although cheated, they learned the counting unit and multiplication formula.
After school, they accidentally learned four operations from the strange teacher in the bird forest; Mimi, a weak girl, actually won the first prize in the tortoise riding contest in Fairy Village, and got a wand and a magic book. By the way, Pidou accidentally became the king of dung beetles!
I think Pidou's childhood is much happier than mine. I am thinking: if I were Pipou, how wonderful it would be!