I am very lucky to meet these high-quality bloggers on the road of learning: Ming Ge's routine high school physics, Zhu Haokun, and intelligent roadblocks, which accompanied me throughout my learning path.

Ming Ge's routine high school physics

His explanation is not only careful, but also lively and interesting, which makes the headache physics very interesting. He uses special columns to teach students to learn, and the knowledge he explains covers a wide range, and the logic is clear and easy to understand, which is most suitable for checking and filling gaps and breaking them one by one.

For those students with poor or unsound foundation, I suggest that it is best to read more about his course classification column and give their own opinions in his contribution column. What he sees will be adjusted according to himself, so as to satisfy more people. That's why he is liked by so many people.

Zhu Haokun

He accompanied me throughout my third year of high school, from the basic 2, questions to the final 8. These are all the materials he compiled, and every time he analyzed the answers, he was amused by his interesting language. His explanation is very suitable for people with poor foundation. First, follow him from the basic 2, questions, and then upgrade to 8 one by one.

He not only teaches math topics (Kun Ge takes you to learn math), but also videos, audio and Kun Ge Radio. His videos contain stories to encourage college entrance examination students, stories to share their past stories, and discussions about the problems that many students will encounter when they face the college entrance examination. The same is true for audio and radio, which are all helping students who are struggling for their ideals in different forms.

intelligent roadblock

"I'm afraid that there is endless truth, and I like it when I enter an inch."

I like watching his literary interpretation and viewpoint videos very much, and I have my own unique ideas and opinions. His views on many phenomena are very incisive, and the contents are very helpful for ideological sublimation. Especially his "Talking about Lu Xun Series", which I have been watching repeatedly recently, is the one I am most impressed with. It is very true and can draw the audience to the perspective of being in love with my husband.

He also has a column of "Night Talk Around the Furnace", which mainly focuses on the in-depth analysis of various phenomena in life. Because it is very real and close to people's lives, people who read it have a deep understanding and their thoughts have been sublimated.

This is very suitable for liberal arts students, especially those majoring in Chinese language and literature. What he said is very practical, but students from other majors also like it. That's really good!