I remember once, I was stumped by a math thinking question, and I had to ask my mother after I didn't understand it. My mother told me once, but I still don't understand. I lied that I knew, for fear that my mother would call me stupid. So, my mother gave me a similar problem, and I didn't solve it for a long time because I couldn't figure out the quantitative relationship in the problem. My mother gave me a good scolding when she saw this. I was very sad, and tears as big as peas rolled down my face. Mother said sternly, "be honest in your study, one is one and the other is two." You have to pretend to understand. " After listening to my mother's words and thinking about what I have done, I am deeply aware of my mistakes. "Yes, if I had just asked my mother to tell me more times, the problem might have been solved." So, I honestly admitted my mistake to my mother and asked her to tell me more times. My mother patiently told me about it ... She showed the quantitative relationship in the question with a line chart as she spoke, which made me understand it better. Over and over again, I finally understood. And mother, also showed a satisfied smile on her face. From then on, whenever I encounter problems, I can always calm down and analyze them carefully. If I really can't figure it out, I will humbly ask others for advice until I understand it. This habit has benefited me a lot, and my academic performance has gradually improved.