In our daily life and study, we can't see the golden section anywhere, no matter at the entrance of the Bank of new york or the Parliament Building. The classical golden section of ancient Greece makes architecture feel aesthetic design. Especially the classic Venus statue in math books, taught us the charm of 0.6 18.

There is no doubt that the golden section originated in ancient Greece. As we all know, there is a group specializing in mathematics in Greece, which we traditionally call Pythagoras School. At present, the earliest record of the golden section can be found in Euclid's Elements of Geometry. In this geometric masterpiece, Euclid elaborated on the specific division method of the golden section.

But in fact, the earliest research on verification was put forward by Auddock Soth. In an accidental verification process, he came up with this super-perfect theorem. Since then, the proportion of proof of the golden section has gradually spread throughout Europe, so that we can see the application of the golden section not only in Greece, but also in Rome, Europe and even America.

Although we are talking about the golden section now, the statue of Venus is the most memorable one, but all this is closely related to eudoxus, which first discovered the golden section. But now the widespread use of the golden section is also an affirmation of the Pythagorean school in ancient Greece, and the proportion of beauty they found can be said to be immortal.