In fact, many application problems in textbooks belong to mathematical story problems. The following is a math story I rewrote for your comparison. (Synchronization Exercise Page 45, Question 8)
A snail accidentally fell into a dry well, and a toad climbed over to comfort him:
"The wall is too high, let it be. I have lived here for many years and gradually got used to it. " The snail thought, "How beautiful the world outside the well is! I can never live in a dark and cold well like a toad! " So he asked toad, "Uncle toad, how deep is this well?" ""This well is 20 meters deep. How can you climb up with such a heavy shell at a young age? "The snail was silent. It wanted to answer with practical actions. It climbed up the wall. Finally climbed 3 meters in the evening. The snail was very happy and thought, "at this rate, I can climb up in a few days." However, he was too tired, so he decided to sleep. In the morning, the snail was surprised to find himself asleep and slipped down 2 meters from the wall. The snail sighed, gritted his teeth and began to climb again. I climbed 3 meters at night, and the snail slipped 2 meters at night. Climb and climb, and finally the strong snail climbed up the well platform. Have you worked out, little friend? How many days did it take the snail to climb the drilling platform?
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