1. Determine the theme and content: choose a theme related to mathematics, such as mathematical formula, mathematician, geometry, etc. Then according to the theme, collect relevant information and arrange it into a format suitable for handwritten newspapers.
2. Choose paper and color: Choose a piece of white or colored paper, and you can write and draw with pens of different colors to increase the beauty of handwritten newspaper. You can also draw some simple patterns or borders on the paper to make the handwritten newspaper more layered.
3. Layout: Draw a general layout with a pencil on the paper, including the title, main contents and illustrations. Can be adjusted according to their own preferences, to maintain the overall beauty and cleanliness.
4. Writing content: According to the planned layout, write the main content and formula with black or colored pen. Pay attention to the neat and clear fonts, and don't write too crowded.
5. Add illustrations: Add some simple illustrations to the handwritten newspaper, such as mathematical symbols and digital patterns, to increase the vividness and interest of the handwritten newspaper. You can draw with colored pens or crayons, and pay attention to the harmony of color matching.
6. Proofreading and revision: After the handwritten newspaper is completed, it should be proofread and revised to ensure that there are no typos and wrong contents. At the same time, we should also maintain the overall beauty of handwritten newspapers.
Mathematician Hou Zhenting
Hou Zhenting is an outstanding mathematician in China. His achievements in the field of mathematics have been widely praised by the international mathematics community. But, you know what? When Hou Zhen was very young, he didn't like math very much. Let's take a look at his story! Hou Zhenting was born in a small village in Mi Nan County, Henan Province. When he was young, there was no school in the village, so he had to go to a private school, but he didn't start learning mathematics until he transferred to a primary school.
When he first started studying mathematics, Hou Zhenting was very tired of these numbers and symbols. He is always absent-minded in class and often answers irrelevant questions, which makes his classmates burst into laughter. After many such experiences, Hou Zhenting became interested in mathematics, and gradually fell in love with mathematics under the inspiration of the teacher's connection with reality.
In particular, once the teacher asked him to observe the relationship between the volume, diameter and height of the water cup, which triggered his thinking about mathematics: mathematics has so many wonderful uses! From then on, he studied mathematics with tenacious perseverance, and realized that in the face of scientific difficulties, he should not show weakness, let alone retreat, but go forward bravely like a brave warrior, so that the difficulties can be overcome and tamed.
It is with this tenacious fighting spirit that Hou Zhenting won the Davidson Prize in the tough battle of science, winning glory for the motherland and making special contributions to all mankind.