Is it an immutable theorem that good Chinese and poor math are?

No, it's just that you often focus on one subject and let go of another, so there will be a situation like a partial subject. Just work hard.

No, there is a certain connection between the two, and many mathematicians in the world also love literature, and similarly, many writers are also math fans. But for middle school students, the two are not very linked.

No. Just read more books. Mathematics relies on basic skills.

No. My father was originally a science and engineering student, but he was also quite good at writing essays, and he almost studied literature at that time. He used to be great in every subject, and this aspect should really be admired.

As long as you work hard, everything will be as you wish.

What is the most valuable thing in the 21st century?

Talent!!! I'm good at math.

Linguistic garbage. I'm a talent!!

As long as the science is good, it is a talent!

This is generally the case, this is a kind of compensation for human physiology, or how to say that there are no perfect people in the world! That's generally through hard work to make the gap a little narrower, don't be discouraged, come on!

It seems that I am also a person who is good at Chinese and poor at mathematics. It has always been a miracle to score in the Chinese test, and occasionally I will score 100 points, but this is very rare

Sister: I'm a Year 5 student, and I'll tell you, "I used to like math, but I couldn't speak Chinese.

My dad used to tell me, 'It's good to like math, but you have to be good at math and good at Chinese.' Young people in the 21st century must be able to be literate and rational.

So, whether you like it or not, be sure to learn the language well. Recently, Tsinghua University has set up a class to select highly talented students, and proposed to cultivate talents who can connect China and the West, and the ancient and the modern. In my opinion, it is not enough to have these two connections, and there should be a combination of arts and sciences.

Three through, this is the youth of the 21st century.

Can you give me your QQ? Thank you.

Not really, there is a way. Live with your left hand, develop your right brain, and improve your language. Think of the joy of words and words, the joy of thinking in mathematics.

I think you can learn Chinese well if you are not good at math, and it is better to say that you are not good at math because you have not learned Chinese well. The knowledge of the language is as vast as the sea, and it is not possible to learn it overnight, and the learning of the language should start from a young age, or from junior high school, I did not do well in the high school Chinese test and junior high school has a great connection, you don't look at the junior high school Chinese exam, you can get a good score even if you don't study in class, why?Because we are Chinese (hee-hee......Actually, it's not, I found out after I got to high school that this is not the case, so you must remember this clearly, but "as long as from now on, everything is still in time" below ** so foolish "college entrance examination" hehe, the college entrance examination is just a test, what he comes out of us we can learn on the line, right, so first of all, to have an interest in learning Chinese, for example, when I learn, I will say that I only live for two things - one is to learn Chinese well, but to use Chinese well、、、 so interest is very important!

Then I have to develop a study habit, a habit of learning Chinese, just like when I go to school, I study for 1 hour in the first big month, and my class is prescribed as a Chinese class, such as looking at 10 minutes of word pronunciation and glyphs, 10 minutes of punctuation of sick sentences, 10 minutes of words and idioms, these should be turned over every day to maintain a sense of language! Then there is memorization, only by memorizing can we accumulate, and only by memorizing can we be enriched! For example, memorize some language materials, ancient poems and ancient texts, remember to taste when you are tired of reading Mr. Li Zehou's "The Course of Beauty" These are all good, and finally what I want to emphasize is that summarize and summarize, do a lot of questions, prompt a little, do fine, not more, and summarize after doing it, so that you can have a harvest!

As long as you persevere, you will find myself an invincible Oriental undefeated, (*hee-hee......The college entrance examination 、、、 that's not a thing! The most important point is to persevere, persevere, and persevere! Otherwise, all this is in vain, buddy, if you don't insist, it's useless to have a good learning method, and it's not as good as someone who works hard without a good learning method!!

Our teachers told us that Chinese is more difficult than science. Just because the language is difficult and it is perceptual thinking, it is difficult to improve the score in a short period of time. So that's why we always feel that I have obviously studied Chinese seriously at this stage, but my grades have not improved, and my scores are even lower than some students who have not studied seriously.

As for science, as long as you study hard at this stage, your grades will definitely improve.

Therefore, if you want to learn Chinese well, you must endure hardships and do long-term learning, such as practicing essays and reading Chinese every day. I hope you don't give up and I wish you success.

It depends on my personal hobby, but as far as I'm concerned, I think math is easier to learn. The language bar will not improve much in a short period of time, it depends on accumulation. Of course, the foundation of mathematics also needs to be laid step by step.