One day, my father asked young Maxwell to learn to draw a vase full of Jin Ju on the table.
After a while, the painting was finished, and my father couldn't help laughing when he saw his painting.
It turned out that little Maxwell painted vases as trapezoid, chrysanthemums as clusters of circles of different sizes, and leaves as many triangles.
After laughing, the father pondered: Is the child particularly interested in mathematics? So I took advantage of the trend and trained him in mathematics.
Since then, little Maxwell has forged an indissoluble bond with mathematics and eventually became a great mathematical physicist.