First, China's famous saying

1. There is no royal road to science, and there are countless reefs and rapids in the river of truth. Only those who are not afraid of climbing, only those who are not afraid of stormy waves, can go to * * to pick grass and go to the depths of * * to find pearls.

Scientific achievements are accumulated bit by bit, and only one drop accumulated over time can become the sea.

3, meet less say hello and talk more about art.

Genius is unreliable, cleverness is unreliable, and it is incredible to find a great scientific invention.

5, step by step! The path I chose is gradual.

Second, a brief introduction to mathematician Hua

Hua (1910165438+10 month 12-1985 June12), Han nationality, originally from Jintan, Jiangsu province. World famous mathematician, academician of China Academy of Sciences, foreign academician of American National Academy of Sciences, academician of Third World Academy of Sciences, academician of Bavarian Academy of Sciences of the Federal Republic of Germany. Delegate to the First to Sixth National People's Congress of China.

He is the founder and pioneer of China's analytic number theory, matrix geometry, canonical group, automorphism function theory and multivariate complex variable function theory, and also one of China's most influential mathematicians in the world. He is listed as one of 88 great mathematicians by the Chicago Museum of Science and Technology. The international achievements in mathematical research include Fahrenheit theorem, Fahrenheit inequality and Hua Wang method.

My father Hua Ruidong runs a small grocery store, and my mother is a virtuous housewife. Hua's hometown got a son at the age of 40 and named him Hua. This "Luo", that is, "basket", symbolizes "there is surplus grain at home" and also means "sitting in the basket and betting" as the saying goes in the alloy altar; "Geng" and "root" are homophonic, which means "the same Geng for a hundred years" and also means that "the Chinese family has roots from now on"

Mrs. Wu married China at the age of 18. Less than a few months after marriage, Hua was infected with the plague. After careful nursing, she was able to save her life, but her left leg was permanently disabled. While teaching in Tsinghua in China, Wu stayed in his hometown to take care of his sick father-in-law. In the later days, she not only did housework, but also helped him copy papers and letters and receive guests. For decades, Wu has been playing an important role in China's life and career.

Hua and Wu have three sons: Hua, Hua Linghe; Three daughters: Hua Shun, Hua Su and Hua Mi.