When I was a child, Hua was born in a poor family and dropped out of junior high school without graduating. While helping my father look after the shop, he still doesn't forget to study. Without time, he got into the habit of getting up early, being good at using his spare time and mental arithmetic. Without books, paper and pens, he developed the habit of being diligent in hands-on and thinking independently.

When the mathematician Gauss was in high school, the teacher would give him one or two difficult problems to practice every night, but he could basically solve them quickly. But one day, the teacher gave him a question, which took him one night to work out. Later, he came to the school to ask the teacher, only to know that the teacher accidentally caught the problem. This is a worldwide mathematical problem that has puzzled mathematicians for more than 65,438+000 years.

Hua (1910.1.12-1985.6.12) is a native of Jintan District, Changzhou, Jiangsu, and his ancestral home is Danyang, Jiangsu. Mathematician, academician of China Academy of Sciences, foreign academician of American National Academy of Sciences, academician of Third World Academy of Sciences, academician of Bavarian Academy of Sciences of the Federal Republic of Germany. Member of the 1st-6th the NPC Standing Committee of China.

He is the founder and pioneer of China's analytic number theory, matrix geometry, canonical group, automorphism function theory and multivariate complex function theory, and is listed as one of the 88 great mathematicians in Chicago Science and Technology Museum. The international achievements in mathematical research include Fahrenheit theorem, Fahrenheit inequality and Hua Wang method.