1. Mathematics is one of the main forms of free creativity of human mind besides language and music, and mathematics has become a medium to understand everything in the universe through theoretical construction. Therefore, mathematics must remain the main component of knowledge, skills and culture, while knowledge and skills must be passed on to the next generation and culture must be passed on to the next generation.

2. Mathematics is the key to science. Ignoring mathematics will certainly hurt all knowledge, because people who ignore mathematics cannot understand any other science, even anything else in the world. What's more, a person who ignores mathematics can't understand his negligence, which will eventually lead to the inability to seek any remedial measures. Bacon, Roger

I always try my best to get rid of that heavy and monotonous calculation. Napier

History makes people wise, poetry makes them elegant, mathematics makes them noble, natural philosophy makes them profound, morality makes them steady, and ethical rhetoric makes them able to contend. bacon

5. The first is mathematics, the second is mathematics, and the third is mathematics. roentgen

6. Less is better, but better. Gauss

7. Geometry, theoretical arithmetic and algebra have no other principles except definitions and axioms, and there is no other proof process except deduction, but in this process, simplicity, complexity, rigor and generality have been integrated, which is not available in other disciplines. Vever.

8. As long as a branch of science can raise a large number of questions, it is full of vitality, and no questions indicate the termination or decline of independent development. Hilbert

9. Mathematics is the key to science. bacon

10, new mathematical methods and concepts are often more important than solving mathematical problems themselves. Hua

1 1. One reason why mathematics is more respected than all other sciences is that his proposition is absolutely reliable and indisputable, while other sciences are often in danger of being overthrown by newly discovered facts. [Name] Albert Einstein (Jewish theoretical physicist)