Cuh Srem

Cuh Srem, nicknamed Matrix67, is from Chongqing and graduated from Peking University with a major in Applied Linguistics. In high school, he won the second prize of NOI in Chongqing No. 8 High School and was therefore admitted to Peking University. However, because he was in the liberal arts class (presumably because there were ‘beautiful girls’), he was assigned to the above major, which shows how relaxed the policy was at that time. After graduation, he quickly settled in Beijing and lived a comfortable life as a tutor. During a year off from school at Peking University and after graduation, he served as a columnist and project leader for Guokr. He has a math blog, some of which was later compiled into two best-selling books. He married his classmate localhost:8080 and has two sons.

Matrix67 is positioned as a math enthusiast, and his teaching also emphasizes thinking. This may help parents be willing to pay, after all, thinking varies from person to person and is difficult to verify, but the actual effect may be limited. Students can give Teacher Cuh a good evaluation as long as they can meet their social needs (not to mention that avoiding the truth and killing time with games is the norm in tutoring industry, exemplified by Liu).

Matrix67’s math articles focus on fun math, such as fun questions, diagrams, and wordless proofs. He was criticized that these contents are far from the normal mathematics and are not helpful for people who need mathematics. (There are similar comments for 3Blue1Brown later than Cuh) In fact, this mathematics ‘enthusiast’ in public discourse is in a tricky position. Matrix67’s and his spouse’s blog has been suspended for a long time. I guess it means that today is not the same as yesterday, and life is very different from the impression of the outside world.

When I was in high school, I gave a failed speech on Matrix67.

External links

Matrix67.com

Issa Rice on 3Blue1Brown