The shorter the math story to be a celebrity , the better, about 50 words.

Chen Jingrun doesn't like to play in the park, he doesn't like to walk on the road, he loves to study. When I study, I often forget to eat and sleep.

One day, when Chen Jingrun was eating lunch, he touched his head, oops, his hair is too long, he should go and get a haircut, otherwise, people will see it and think he is a girl. So, he put down his job and went to the barbershop.

It's my turn to be early. Time is too precious for me to waste. He hurried out of the barbershop, found a quiet place to sit down, then took out a small notebook from his pocket and memorized foreign words.

He memorized it for a while, and suddenly remembered that when he was reading a foreign language in the morning, there was something he didn't understand. If you don't understand something, you must understand it, this is Chen Jingrun's temper. He looked at his watch, and it was only half past twelve.

He thought: go to the library first to check it out, and then come back before it is too late to get a haircut, get up and leave. Who knows, he won't be gone long before it will be his turn to get a haircut.

Uncle barber shouted: "Thirty-eight! Who is the number thirty-eight?

Come and get a haircut! "Think about it, Chen Jingrun is reading a book in the library, can he hear the barber's uncle shouting the thirty-eighth?

After a long time, Chen Jingrun was in the library, and he understood what he didn't understand, and then happily walked to the barbershop. But when he passed by the foreign language reading room, there were all kinds of new books, which were very good. He ran in again and read the book, and when he saw the sun go down, he remembered about the haircut.

As soon as he touched his pocket, the small number 38 was still lying well. But what's the use of him coming to the barbershop, this number has long been outdated.

Hello: The Swiss mathematician Jacob Bernoulli, who studied the spiral (known as the thread of life) during his lifetime, after his death, a logarithmic spiral was engraved on the tombstone, and the inscription also reads: "Although I have changed, I am the same".

It's a pun that both portrays the nature of the spiral and symbolizes his love for mathematics.

1: The ancient Greek mathematician Euclid:

It is said that when the two base angles of an isosceles triangle are equal, many people could not learn it anyway, so this theorem is also called "the ladder of a donkey". Until now, some knowledge of plane geometry or some theorems of solid geometry still stumped a large number of people, so when King Doroumie asked Euclid for advice on a shortcut to geometry, Euclid told him: "In geometry there is no shortcut for kings.

>2: Archimedes, an ancient Greek mathematician:

King Heelous of Syracuse commissioned a goldsmith to make a crown of pure gold, but suspecting that it was mixed with silver, asked Archimedes to identify it. Once, when Archimedes was bathing, he found that the water overflowed into the basin, and he realized that although the weight of objects of different materials was the same, the water discharged was not equal due to the different volumes. Based on this reasoning, it is possible to determine whether the crown is adulterated or not.

Archimedes jumped up for joy and ran home naked, shouting, "Eureka!"Eureka!

I found out), and I started running naked down the street, all the way to my house.

3: The Bernoulli family of Switzerland:

The Bernoulli family in Switzerland is a mathematical family with eight outstanding scientists in three generations. The temper of this family is not very good, and the strangest thing is that they did not start out in mathematics, but later they were all obsessed with mathematics. The father was jealous of his son's math prize, and kicked his son outside through the window.

4: Swiss mathematician Euler:

Ola was expelled from elementary school because he asked too many questions and embarrassed the teachers. Some people say that Euler can speak first and after surgery, and Euler knows the principle of equal circumference at a very young age: the largest area of all figures fixed in circumference must be circle.

5: British mathematician Newton:

In the dispute over the priority of the discovery of calculus, there was a serious dispute between British mathematicians and continental mathematicians. Newton then used a number of pseudonyms to 'prove' that Leibniz's knowledge was not original but copied from Newton. The vitriolity of his words and the viciousness of his insults are unimaginable.

After Leibniz's death, Newton still talked about how he broke Leibniz's heart with his waistcoat and made him complacent.