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What is the difference between higher and better senior high school mathematics thinking method (13 version) and higher and better senior high school mathematics?
One is "reducing the burden". There are almost no simple questions in the book "Gao Miao", which are all ability questions and difficult problems. If you do every question, it's really a bit difficult for everyone. In order to reduce students' burden of learning "Gao Miao" and make "Gao Miao" a book without brushing the title, I reluctantly gave up my love, deleted all the "selected good questions and new questions" in the original book, deleted more than a dozen examples in the book that only showed a single solution, and edited "selected good questions and new questions" into "selected high questions" for readers to choose directly and give them away for free.

The second is "adding color". Since Cai Mingshi's studio was established seven years ago, nearly 2,000 students and nearly 100 academic leaders have spread all over the province. Most of them are famous teachers all over the country. After the college entrance examination every year, they will study the real questions of the college entrance examination all over the country, which is an excellent material for senior three teachers to prepare lessons and senior three students to prepare for the exam. In order to further "add color", starting from 18, as the new chapter 5, we use brilliant ideas to solve real problems. The selected examples are all ability problems in the college entrance examination, and the solutions used are all ideas and methods introduced in the book "Brilliant Ideas". Originally, after each real question was solved, I indicated the idea and method of "which page of 12 version is used for this question", but it was later deleted because there were too many questions in the application stage.