Two people take a photo with (middle) (Yang on the left and Ren Zhi on the right). Wearing school uniforms, heavy eyebrows, love to laugh and speak naturally. He doesn't look like a bully ... Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Yang from Hangzhou No.2 Middle School shared his learning experience at school. Ren Zhi, an old partner, didn't show up because he participated in a folk English exchange activity in Shanghai. In the 5th Middle School Mathematics Prize announced last week, Yang He Ren Zhi, a sophomore in Hangzhou No.2 Middle School, won the silver prize for his paper "A Diophantine Problem in Mathematical Physics" and won a prize of 654.38 million yuan. Qiu Chengtong Middle School Mathematics Award is one of the highest gold medals for middle school students in the world. Different from simply competing for the sake of competition, Qiu Chengtong set up this competition to stimulate China teenagers' interest and creativity in mathematics, hoping to cultivate a new generation of middle school students' mathematics literacy. He emphasized that this competition is not to select top scholars, but to hope that students can broaden their horizons and expand their experience through the rare opportunity of communicating with internationally renowned professors, and finally understand the true meaning of science and move towards academic success. Most of the top four award-winning students were admitted to prestigious schools at home and abroad. Let him talk about his experience in learning mathematics well. Yang said with a smile that he had never been exposed to mathematics before elementary school, nor had he studied abacus and mental arithmetic. "In fact, good math begins with a major blow." He blinked. In the fourth grade, he went to Xu's private school to study Olympic Mathematics. "He always feels good about himself." He didn't pay attention to an exam. "He did so badly in the exam that he could hardly continue reading." "Later, I spent a lot more time on math, and my grades have been very high. Children are always like this. If they are encouraged, they will be more interested and confident. " Yang said that he would never think of mathematics when he saw anything, but he thought that "mathematics is very interesting. When you see graphs and equations, you will feel that these things have their own logic and charm. " "In fact, for children, don't be afraid to learn math and think more. The teacher can give you a conclusion, but you must learn to think. Mathematics is a matter of interest. Don't blindly pursue scores. " Yang is also interested in humanities. After-school life is rich, I like giving speeches and hosting, I often host various school activities, I love vocal music, and I have been singing since primary school. When he was a child, he participated in the national karaoke TV competition, played the cello and was also an excellent basketball player. "Some people say that I come and go every day, like a fire chief." He smiled, but he enjoyed such a busy and fulfilling life.