Pascal (1623— 1662) is a French mathematician, physicist, philosopher and essayist, who is famous for his "Pascal's Law". He received his father's early genius education from childhood and was a precocious genius.

Pascal's mother died when he was 3 years old, and his father was full of sadness about his wife's death. He devoted all his memories to his son's early genius education. In order to concentrate on educating children, when Pascal was 7 years old, his father, who was the director of a tax law firm, resigned and came to Paris with his family.

Pascal's father has a unique view on education. He worked hard to make a study plan for his children, and even when eating, he kept instilling knowledge of history, geography and philosophy into them. Teaching according to a strict plan every day, children's knowledge grows rapidly.

Pascal became interested in geometry when he was 12 years old. He asked his father to teach mathematics knowledge, but his father was afraid that it would affect his study of classical works, so he asked his son to learn classical works first and then teach mathematics. The father hid the math book so as not to distract his son. By chance, the father finally allowed his son to study mathematics after discovering that his son was very talented in mathematics. Pascal used his play time to study classical works and scientific knowledge such as mathematics. /kloc-when he was 0/6 years old, Pascal published a paper on conic curve theory, which exceeded the first-class mathematics level at that time, and he became a famous figure in mathematics.

However, due to the father's gifted education, it greatly exceeds the child's adaptability. Pascal's nerves are extremely fragile and his body is weak. Indigestion and insomnia continue to ravage his body. /kloc-after 0/8 years old, Pascal, who should have been full of vigor, almost became half a patient, which brought him great pain. Pascal died of fatigue and extreme weakness at the age of 39. He left behind brilliant thoughts and deep regrets for future generations.

Ignoring the natural education of physical exercise completely can only worsen children's physical and mental health and cause life tragedy.