In 2009, the Chinese College Students' Mathematics Competition (commonly known as the "National College Students' Mathematics Competition") was held. The first CMC was hosted by chinese mathematical society and hosted by National University of Defense Technology. Since then, CMC has been held once a year, which is undertaken by domestic universities.

Chinese college students' mathematics competitions are divided into mathematics professional competitions and non-mathematics professional competitions. Among them, the content of mathematics competition is the teaching content of basic courses for undergraduate mathematics majors, with mathematical analysis accounting for 50%, advanced algebra accounting for 35% and analytic geometry accounting for 15%.

Competition for non-mathematics majors is the teaching content of advanced mathematics courses for undergraduate science and engineering majors, including function, limit, continuity, calculus, vector algebra, spatial analytic geometry, infinite series and so on. However, from the fifth competition, the final competition increased the linear algebra of 15%-20%.

Chinese college students' mathematics competitions are divided into preliminaries and finals. The topics of the preliminaries and finals are organized by the National College Mathematics Competition Committee. Among them, the regional preliminaries are selected by the mathematical associations of all provinces (cities, autonomous regions and military academies), using national unified examination questions and taking exams at the same time; The final was organized and implemented by the working group and organizers of the national college students' mathematics competition.

Refer to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-National Mathematics Competition for College Students