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The first volume of the eighth grade mathematics teaches congruent triangles the problem mathematics master to prove clearly.
Connect C'C, in △ACD and △AC'D, ∠C'AD=∠CAD (because AD is an angular bisector), AD=AD, AC'=AC.

So △ACD and △AC'D are congruent, so C'D=CD.

Because AC=AC', AB+AC=AB+AC'=BC'

And C'D=CD, then BD+DC=BD+DC'.

So you see, it becomes a triangle BDC'. Because the sum of two sides is greater than the third side.

So BD+DC' >;; B.C.

That is, BD+DC is greater than AB+AC.