Volume 1: Student Life Chapter 96 When the plane flies high in the sky
Chen Zhou looked at these documents, which included all the information from topic selection to project application to project proposal justification.
It can be said that the first half of a project has been completed, and only the second half, the research part, remains.
Of course, the research step is the most important.
"Chen Zhou, what's going on? How come you joined Professor Wu's research group after just going out for a while?" Li Li finally saw the contents of the documents clearly, and he looked at Chen Zhou in surprise.
Although there are students who participate in professors' research projects in their freshman year, there are almost no students who join right at the beginning of their freshman year.
What’s more, what surprised Li Li was why this person was Chen Zhou?
Chen Zhou replied: "It was a coincidence that I ran into Professor Wu and his team. Professor Wu asked me a few small questions. Well, I guess I answered them well, so he asked me to join his research group."
Li Li looked at Chen Zhou in confusion: "Just a few small questions for you?"
Chen Zhou said: "Just two small questions."
Li Li asked again: "What question did he ask you?"
Chen Zhou replied while reading the information: "The connection between several differential mean value theorems and the problem of the Cauchy criterion."
Li Li was surprised and said, "These two questions are very basic questions in the calculus textbook. The mean value theorem of differential calculus is in the first volume, and the Cauchy criterion is in the second volume. It seems that there are two Cauchy criteria. I haven't finished reading this volume yet..."
At this point, Li Li suddenly stopped and looked at Chen Zhou with increasing surprise. He asked, "Have you also finished reading Dividing the Number into Two?"
Chen Zhou replied: "I've finished reading it."
Li Li asked again: "Aren't you going to read the textbook you are about to learn?"
"It's better to study on your own than to attend Professor Wu's lectures, so I studied on my own. Then, I finished it while reading." Chen Zhou said, spreading his hands.
Li Li: "So what you said about reading four books and finishing two books does not include these?"
Chen Zhou nodded: "Not included."
Li Li: "If you add them all up, how much have you learned?"
Chen Zhou: "Not much, just three volumes of mathematics, half a volume of advanced algebra, and half a volume of geometry."
Li Li looked at Chen Zhou speechlessly. This is not much. You have almost finished learning all the freshman mathematics course materials in less than a month...
The key point is that this is not all. There are two textbooks that are not related to the current courses, which Chen Zhou has already finished studying.
Li Li thought about his own learning progress. He added the current number as 1, and he only read two books...
He couldn't understand it. Chen Zhou stayed up late, and he also stayed up late. Chen Zhou read books, and he also read books. Why was he so much slower than others?
Li Li sighed softly: "Chen Zhou, although I can't compare with your learning efficiency, I will catch up soon."
"Ah? What did you say? What do you mean by catching up?" Chen Zhou was concentrating on looking at the information in the computer, so he didn't hear clearly what Li Li said.
"Nothing, you use the computer, I'm going to read." Li Li glanced at the information on the computer, with a hint of envy in his eyes, but it was immediately replaced by determination.
He withdrew his gaze, returned to his desk, opened the math book 2 that he had not yet finished reading, and continued his battle.
Chen Zhou turned his head to look at Li Li, then continued to look at the information sent by Wu Xiping.
This topic was a relatively simple one, just as he had guessed.
The main purpose is to analyze some typical problems in advanced algebra and mathematical analysis, and to study the cross-application and penetration of the two in solving the problems.
The materials sent by Professor Wu Xiping include these typical problems.
Chen Zhou was not in a hurry to look at these questions, but turned off the computer and prepared to go to bed.
He already knows the general content of the research project. Later he needs to make up for his knowledge of advanced algebra before he can truly participate in this project.
When Professor Wu Xiping sent him an email, he also reminded him in the body of the email, asking him to hurry up and finish his studies of advanced algebra.
Of course, even if Professor Wu Xiping had not told Chen Zhou, Chen Zhou would not have rashly touched these questions, and the purpose of this project was not to solve the problems.
This is the first project that Chen Zhou has participated in. He hopes that he can do his best rather than rush for quick success.
The computer was turned off and Chen Zhou looked at his watch. It was almost 1 o'clock.
Chen Zhou quickly washed up and prepared to go to bed.
Seeing that Li Li was still reading, Chen Zhou asked with concern: "Li Li, aren't you going to bed yet? Will you go to watch the National Day military parade tomorrow?"
"You go to sleep first, I'll sleep later." Li Li paused, then said, "Ordinary people can't enter tomorrow's National Day military parade. Those who can be there have tickets. If you go to watch it, you can't get close without a ticket. So , I'd better not join in the fun."
"I know that." Chen Zhou nodded, and then said, "It is said that the military parade can be seen 500 to 1,000 meters south of the extension of Chang'an Avenue and parallel to the extension of Chang'an Avenue. I plan to go there to take a look."
Li Li said, "At that distance, the reviewing troops probably can't see clearly, but you never know. Well, I remind you to carry your ID card with you tomorrow."
"Okay, I understand. I'll go to sleep first then."
After Chen Zhou finished speaking, he climbed onto the bed, set the alarm clock, and went to sleep.
The next day was the 65th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.
The atmosphere was filled with joy everywhere.
Chen Zhou and Yang Yiyi arrived early in the morning at the extension of Chang'an Avenue where they were said to be able to see the scene.
The reviewing troops can indeed be seen here, but just like the photo taken by Chen Zhou, the blur effect is turned on.
In addition, people who arrived at this location also underwent corresponding inspections and identity verification.
At 10 a.m. sharp, the military parade officially began.
Chen Zhou could hear the sound that shook the sky. This was the power of China.
But unfortunately, Chen Zhou was unable to go closer to the scene to feel this shocking power.
This lasted for about an hour, and Chen Zhou suddenly heard a roar above his head.
He raised his head and looked at the sky.
I saw planes flying overhead in neat formations.
They will fly over Tiananmen Square and be reviewed.
Chen Zhou was deeply shocked when he saw the planes flying across the sky.
Just for this reason, he felt that his trip to this place was worthwhile. This kind of shocking effect was far beyond what live TV could achieve.
These aircraft are of many types, large in number and have advanced performance.
Chen Zhou remembered that the news about the military parade he had seen before mentioned that there were more than 160 aircraft on review this time.
When China held its founding ceremony, it also held a military parade of its air force.
But at that time the air force was very weak and the number of aircraft was seriously insufficient.
Therefore, the fighter jets at that time were performing guard missions while waiting for other parade aircraft to arrive before they immediately carried out parade flights.
The key point is that these aircraft not only carry out surveillance and parade missions at the same time, but due to the insufficient number of aircraft, some aircraft will fly over Tiananmen Square twice in a row.
This was the first military parade at that time.
Compared to today, Chinese planes no longer need to fly over Tiananmen Square twice.
As the plane flew high in the sky, the national pride deeply rooted in the bones of every Chinese citizen began to boil with their blood.
