Whats wrong with kids these days? Always money minded? I am an 18 yr old boy and love maths to feel cool and intelligent. Also money wont make me happy. I will be happy if my parents take me to zoo or beach or take me to KFC or any of my fav restaurant
Non-chinese/non-asian citizens in general: WOW very amazing! so awesome asian parents: Why did it took you three seconds to answer the question?! you good for nothing child!
In India I don't know about the others but I personally never used an abacus to calculate...so one I thought of trying it out...and it was really easy....the thing is...I am basically very lazy to write do all the calculations so I tend to do them mentally...but I never used an abacus..and on my birthday my mother gifted me a pencil box which had a tiny abacus....so I thought of learning how to use it and then calculating mentally....and it was really easy....and faster too
@@debasmitakundu8236 I'd rather write it down IMO, since thinking mentally makes my migrane come lol but that's one of a heck lucky skill since your fingers won't need to be dreaded from writing all the calculations and notes
@Ruchi singh hardest exam is jee who told you that lmao Indians consider them hard because passing rate is so low that indian goverment cant afford enough facilities to enroll a higher number of students for indian universities. If chinese and indian students both sat for the same exam to enter a uni , universities will be filled with 99% chinese. thats the reality.
@Rishi Eastwood i think you have not warched recent development of india and india is fastest growing country in the world and you are talking about toilets then go and watch 98.6% of people have access to toilets and india has lifted more than 270 million people out of poverty and will become 4th greatest economy in 2020
That literally slows me down and take my time away alot tbh. And if i don't double check the answers they most will be wrong and not pass, It's a damn lose lose for me.
I moved to North America when I was in 5th grade (I'm from Korea). I remember on my very first day of school I had a math exam. It was bunch of addition and subtraction on triple digit numbers. There were like 20 questions I believe and teacher gave us 30 mins to answer them. I finished it in a minute and didn't know what to do...
I got full marks in science test it was 50 marks test no student got full marks except me I told it to my tution teacher then she replied so what?what about other subjects
Nah, maybe some of them are required to memorize the table.For e.g., in Singapore, we are supposed to memorize up to 12 time table.Didn't the West have that?
Quite simple for Chinese, since 9*9=81,8*9=72 are required to memorize in Chinese elementary school so this question = 81 * 9, and further simplified as 80*9 +9 = 729
ajay mandal Ya, but I am trying to take a dig at this white souls. They are either sarcastic or they are really ignorant. They don’t bother to find out the underlying cause of a matter and try to act smart. ‘Why are the Chinese so smart... oh.. Are they going to take over the world? “so ignorant
In India, calculators are needed for sums like 20 log (cos(2pi/3). or 12.5 sin (2*pi*2000*2*10^-3 + 1.583). We need them but we don't use it for 51 *2, or 39+55.
@@Crazytesseract Chinese can’t even use calculator because teachers said that is cheating and why use a calculator when you can use your brain. I lived in Hong Kong and my school won’t even allow that. If the teacher catch us using calculator on those hw, they will said “ If you don’t use your brain then why even come to school? “ Like what- My math is not very good though, usually I only get a 95-91, my worst is to the mark with 86,78,64,43, and 86 is already a very low marks to my parents and teacher.
@@_Muffin_cotton same even in our competitive exams in India if we are using calculators they will disqualify us for almost 3 to 4 years from the exam as it considers as cheating
The fact is, intelligence is an incredibly malleable facet. We have the power to be as smart as we want to be, so why would you choose to be anything less?
I like the little girl eating watermelon out of the fruit cup. She was so quiet and didn't say a word...until you started asking quiz questions, then she started rattling off answers like a calculator !!!
Yea ik that our teacher used to tell us that she never used calculator while she was a student she used to punish as if she found out she's Indian she's really kind and smart I really love her she's the BEST I miss her yakhi
@@hisakiasakura480 The JEE advanced (Entrance exam for getting into engineering institutions) exam is the 2nd toughest exam in the world. In that we are not allowed to use calculators..
I am Japanese. What would be the difference if they asked Korean people or Chinese people? It depends on each person. They have their own unique story first of all .
My dad taught me do this in 1st grade . He used to make it a point sit with me till 2am and made me practice 😅 in school we were taught in 6th grade though
Taehyung’s Fluffy hair a B is very good! I failed the college math exam and had to take remedial math courses >_< I’m so lucky I never had a tiger mom so my mom didn’t really care too much so long as I graduated and I did, so it’s all good
Lol my mom isn’t as strict as a tiger mom. I’m not at a very good school right now and my teacher is actually the reason I have that grade, she for some reason didn’t take much of a liking to me so my mom said she’ll try to put me in a better school later
Linda L. I’m glad to hear that you graduated my brother actually had a similar situation; he made some friends that had a bad influence on him and he ended up almost failing a grade, but he got himself together near the end of the year and passed with a d average
western people - we are allowed to use calculator in exam chinese- we could use calculator for big numbers indians- you guys are getting calculators ???
bro shut up, india itna bhi achha nhi hai maths me, east asian nations and european nations are much better, they have even won international olympiads
@@kush6511 i already know , indians are good at maths, but even though it has 1.35 billion people still it has no medals to math us, ussr, germany, china in international olympiads medal tally.
Maths : exists Indians and Chinese : meh Americans : where's my damn calculator 👀 [EDIT: Omg 😱 probably the first time I hit 1k likes.... Thanks 🙏 and always spread love ❤️]
Eh I still find it impressive. Let’s not undermine the effort these people have put into studying lol. Lots of people can’t do Math or don’t think about it anymore, so some will find it pretty amazing these guys know square roots from the top of their head.
Pooja Draws we had to memorize the squares through 1 to 25 in elementary school too, but most of them will be forgotten after you graduate from high school as most people no longer need to use them... so say that when you are 33
@@completeuncertainty2561 In India we r taught the same too. But it wud be better if instead of making us memorize they taught us faster techniques to calculate any square. Sadly we hv to learn that ourselves from parents or some age old aryabhatta book
@Cool Dude Nope wrong! Square root of 144 is 12 *OR* -12 not 'and' So any of the 2 answers is correct. Next time don't try to teach asians (India in this case) the math they invented
In scale to 1 - 10 how good do you think you are at math? Chines people: "umm 4?" Answers all the questions correctly. Chinese people: "I think elementary school students can answer these faster". Mean while in American elementary school: Still learning plus and minus.
Imagine being constantly told to help someone. It gets tedious to the point where you no longer are spending time on helping yourself but helping others. Its not a problem when its occasional. Its a problem when it happens alot in a short span of time. Thats just my opinion on things.
Asians are really good at math... here in India also students learn basic math in class/grade 1 at the age of 5.... Like China square roots also introduce in middle school at the age of 10 .
You might be surprised to know that it's the same in the US. Middle school students get the basics of advanced math. However, the focus is more on understanding the concepts than memorization. Memorization is good for test taking because you can calculate faster. But for complex problems, you have to understand the process or you will not get the right answer.
@@raggmopp857 absolutely true ,here in india till 10th grade everybody is like "maths is super easy " and as soon as they choose maths subject for further studies or for competitive exams ,students opinion change as advanced maths rely highly on concept rather than memorising and some even regret taking maths . It's true in asian society parents doesn't care what their kids learned in school ,they just want more and more no o A's on report card
@@raggmopp857 It's taught the same way here in the UK. Just memorising the correct answers would be considered a fail here in Cambridge when we were kids, etc. It's so frustrating, because i am good at memorising stuff, but not explaining how i got to the answer step by step because i've always lacked patience, so i was put in math classes for people with learning difficulties, even though i aced every test,because i couldn't explain it, they always accused me of cheating. Now i know eight languages thanks to my memory, but how i was treated in and regarding math really put a sour taste in my mouth re the subject, which sucks.
At least table upto 10 is enough.. For example cube of nine is 9×9×9 = 81×9 =729 sqrt(256) = either 14 or 16 cause for only square of unit digit 4 and 6 only produce 6 in unit digit.
It's just the way their educational system work. Learning everything by heart, learning tricks to calculate mentally faster. It can be considered good and it can be considered bad.
The girl eating fruit like a trophy female shooting out answers one after the other, the long - haired princess with her elegant hands. Bless these kids.
I am in 10th standard and studying in *India* some people might find those square root hard but for a 7th Student it also they are pretty easy here probably because of our education system or the mindset of Indian society toward maths. And I observed it is pretty same in *China* also
I am 12 and I am Indian and I was able to do all of them very fast 😁 The first one took me 3 seconds but it was pretty easy though and the others took me not more that 12 seconds. In India if we use calculators inclass then we will get thrown out of the class and if we use calculator in exams then it is considered cheating and our papers would be cancelled.
First one is easy as hell. 87 +87 80+80 160 and 7+7 14 160+14 174 Btw i forgot to put the equal sign but doesn't matter... And the others 12×14 14×10 is 140 and 14×2 is 28 so 168
Man please don't brag. These qre adults who haven't have had the remotest connection to maths if they work in healthcare, art, fashion. You are student, and considering that you are an Indian, taking the science stream, so this is none the less expected. 🙁
In Vietnam, teachers, At least in my school, encourage us to use calculators so that we have time to study the formulas. We even have a Events to test our calculators ability so that we can do them fast in test.
Not more than 12 secs?!?! Dude I memorised these squares, cubes and square roots in 7th and I was able to answer all of these in a sec. I'm in 12th rn btw.
East Europeans are at Par with SE Asians and East Asians when it comes Math and Sciences. Mostly East Europeans and SE and East Asians are the ones topping most of the international competitive exams .
I’m European and I’ve hated math my whole life, I even attended an high school specialised in humanistic studies to avoid doing as much math as I could. Still, most of what these people said about math in China is the same here. Those questions were not so hard. I could answer them at 10 I think (remember, I really suck at math!) surely better than the way I answerd them now after many years out of school. The thing is, that was really elementary school math. As soon as you get to middle school here, you start using big numbers always less and less, since arithmetic is something you have to have already learned before. There is no time to waste with that. So at age 11 we start algebra, which normally doesn’t use big numbers. And with that said, we also study a lot of geometry.
To be honest, when I was educated in China, what teachers taught are very helpful to get a higher score, which is not the systematic and structural way. I start to revisit Math due to a job in recent years and finally feel the amazing world, it is absolutely fun!
@@えび-s5e I like how literally top 50 smartest people of history was jews/europeans Edit:another thing that I like is that every asian is ignoring this statement
Being an Indian, they were so much easy for me that i did all of them without even blinking my eyes. They are considered super easy questions in India (and that's the fact, they are easy)
@Miya sumi Chinese are made to do a lot of cramming even in Maths while Indians are trained to mentally calculate even if it is a small calculation. It is not rote.
Same here I also learned them in 6th grade. I am an Indian. But now I am living in New Zealand and they are teaching that thing to us in 10th grade and they don't know how to do that.
It is obvious 95% maths student will always say well I'm not that much good in maths, but once you will ask the question they will give you the ans even before you complete your question... 😂😂😂
The interviewer confuses mathematics with arithmetic: a central purpose of the former lies in avoiding the latter. Memorizing multiplication tables is nice and all but only tangentially related to that outstanding IMO performance. Greetings from Germany
Maybe next time when reporting on this some of the questions could be more along the lines of the following: -Why are complex numbers becoming so damn unimaginative when they decide to multiply in monogamy? -Why are derivatives always so sensitive to change and is this even a question or functionally just a slippery slope? -Can a curve, let's call him Zeno, be curving to infinity (and beyond) and still enclose a most definitely finite area? Is this integral to living costs being on the limit? -Where had Euler's identity characteristically been valued as purely imaginary during matrix revolutions? -Did i only have half of Euler's pi? If so, why is his whole pi much like having a negative one? -Is it true that Fourier transformed a decomposed circle into a vibrant square? Please raise your hands harmonically and wave them accordingly. edit: i'm sorry if i upset someone with these terrible puns, they scaled truly zero, just all over la place.
You are right man, but this is a street interview, it’s not like they can grab a chair , a pen and a sheet of paper...but frankly, the average Chinese young people would be able to answer those questions, but not that fast, they might have picked the smart ones by accident...
@@ancienttime6307 I don't doubt that Chinese schools will keep laying great emphasis on teaching natural sciences (i experienced four years of education in a former socialist state myself, probably a viable comparison). These kids are a some proof of schools succeeding. Which is good, i think. On a different note, i'd say that these competitions are used in a similar manner to classic Olympia itself: as an opportunity to "showboat" your country. China is indeed looking dedicated.
@@user-du9ip3tb6s I already had stated in my original comment that the Chinese performance is indeed being outstanding. Further down the thread i was even trying to expand on the question as to how this may have come to be.
The reason Asians are so good at mental calculation is because we didn't use calculator and it's restricted most of the time. When I moved to America, I saw how students are so reliant to calculator. In fact, I got the calculator part wrong on my first test because I didn't know how to use it lol.
there are two kind of maths 1. maths for daily life 2. maths for applications and being good at maths for first type make you life easy, and totally depends on your habits. not on country, and it's all about being fast mostly 2 type maths need study, it's not about being fast it's about solve complex functions.
If they just remember the answers because they memorized them, then it's not impressive; but if they are actually making the calculation in their minds and answering in 3 seconds, it is quite impressive. Of course there will always be people much better than them; but I can tell you they are much better than average.
true, i really don't see the point of learning operations ... so stupid like "oh i don't need a calculator" ok how about i had 2 like 256 becomes 256.85 i don't think you can do that in your head ... @@vanessaruiz4705
I somewhat enjoyed math up to learning Geometry. After that I didn't care so much anymore afterwards. But I would say it's our parents that pressure us for good grades.
Interviewer: Indians and Chinese are good at maths that is the stereotype so how much is 1+1 Person: 2 Interviewer : so the stereotype is true Haha if you really want to test their Math skills ask some real questions man not basic arithmetics
They asked the same questions in India😂😂💔 and the response was same. Except Indians were little bit better and more polite about westerner feelings while talking
@@liyanns8998 lol what is biased in here!😂💔 He told these questions were easy, they should have asked difficult questions. I told, they asked same questions in India also. So it will be unfair if they had asked tough questions here from calculous. And what I said is totally correct. In case of Indians, they told that this stereotype is not true always. Western countries are good at something too. But the Chinese interviewees said "yes, this stereo type is true. All Chinese r good at maths." In other words Indians were more down to earth.
In our whole one year we did nothing in maths but integration and derivation. And in college you choose engg. Then add 4 more years of int and deri.. Playing with graphs,trigonometry etc...
i live in singapore and had a few china chinese friends as classmates and i would say 9 out of 10 china students are good in maths lol the only subject we really struggle beating them edit: okay i am only speaking for myself, not all singaporeans. i was good at math but not enough to compete with them. ask me those math questions asked in the video and i would need to use a calculator 😂
Well seeing them doing it perfectly kinda makes me feel more stupid because I even fail maths class with a calculator (even though it isn’t allowed lmao)
Jason Zheng I‘ve tried to study rlly hard for maths because it’s kinda important for me but most of the times I just manage to pass the exam really close.. after a while i was getting unmotivated because I didn’t see any improvement in my grades so I gave it up.. in conclusion i‘m too stupid for it but also kinda lazy (sorry for my English and also thx for listening to the story of my life lmao)
When my high school friend had exchange to US, she said that her friends use calculator to find out 14^2. That's shocking, while we here in Indonesia has to find out what is the square root of 196 by elementary school. Without calculator. Even so, we are still struggling if we have to compete with Chinese or Singaporean on math olympics.
I went to China on a school immersion trip once and sat in one of their math lessons. Their math ability is no joke. They really do learn the advanced stuff earlier.
The thing is we have memorized some values of sqaures and root overtime bcoz those are the values we have to convert very often in problems that's why the guy also said 'ive memorized this before' its just that we practice alot of problems and are not allowed to use calculators so to avoid calculating everytime we memorize few values
Just some basic arithmetic calculations do not measure actual 'math' skills. Start doing calculus questions, some differentials and stuff. That's the stuff that requires insight rather then plain indoctrinated/practiced calculations.
Exactly. Where I live (Arab country), most people are damn terrible at math, but every high-school student knows by heart everything related to double-digit numbers arithmetic, you would think they're pretty good at math if you asked them this type of questions, but they're not; it is just pure memorization.
And why the hell you need to Arithmetic calculation? You got technology like calculator btw. Absolutely wasting time The true genius at math = solving problem with the simplest way
@@Nobodyss21 that's actually false. It isn't about solving in simple way, it's about understanding fundamentals and connecting the dots. That's all math is about.
Yes man I'm sure a guy would be able to solve differential equations and calculus when he can't answer 5x5 correctly(in USA students struggled with this question)
Zero doubt. The two Chinese kids who dated my daughter _(at different times!)_ grew up in Colorado and went to the same schools as everyone else, so Chinese schools being tougher does not factor in here. My wife is an IRS agent and has advanced math skills, and she was impressed with what they both could do. So... *Yes,* they are !!! _BTW... I think that so called "stereotype" also applies to Korean, Japanese and other East Asian peoples._
Our parents just drill us while we're at home. My dad set up math competitions between myself and other Chinese kids, even when I was just around 5 years old. Most importantly, the Chinese parents that came over during the 70s-early 90s all had extremely good academics (probably top 0.01%), so they just imparted their study habits on their children. There is a heavy selection bias at play here.
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Americans - Why do we need brain when we have calculators?
Indians and Chinese - Why do we need calculators when we have brain?
Calculators not allowed in exams in india
@@sAds-bo4ts Yes, I know.. I am also an Indian.
@Preet Patel bhai jee advanced ka paper dekha hai kabhi
@Preet Patel
but soon That will be changed,
like a development
(only boards math paper is something easy)
@Preet Patel please give me your email
i am sending you question papers and then decide which is tough
Me: I'm so happy I got an A on the test
My Asian mom: Is there an A+?
My Asian dad: How many students in your class got an A?
Same
I will give you better one
Father : How many children in your class got A+?
Oh God Same HAHAHAHAHA
@@kumarshivam1234 so true HAHAHAH
So truee
They say Indian and Chinese are good at math, so that's why they are multiplying so fast.
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@@richardfortier226 China>India > rest of the world
@@richardfortier226 Calm thyself you don't have to post that under every comment lol
@@richardfortier226 You are making same Comment everywhere what are you some Butthurt? Or Racist?
@@w1nterB India> rest of the world?? Haha XD
In countries like India and China....
The nerdiest one is the one who is most respected
I will never get respected
you are probably right.but actually the most respected is the best one，but the best one is not always the nerdist one.
Being respected does not mean ur nerd
No, every time the teachers give out our tests, my class would all congratulate the nerd for being top in class despite him not being top in class. 😎
Class toppers these days are kinda like 'Backbenchers k baap' these days lol 😂
To be honest the only time I care for math is when I'm cooking or making money/ spending money...
what about investing money
@@AJ-jx5gm yes you have to spend money to invest it.
I think math is more for developing your abstract thinking.
Whats wrong with kids these days? Always money minded? I am an 18 yr old boy and love maths to feel cool and intelligent. Also money wont make me happy. I will be happy if my parents take me to zoo or beach or take me to KFC or any of my fav restaurant
did u know Chinese people do that begore high scool fact
Non-chinese/non-asian citizens in general: WOW very amazing! so awesome
asian parents: Why did it took you three seconds to answer the question?! you good for nothing child!
dishonor to your cow!
100% true. I got A in maths but my mom isn't happy about it.
this was my mom when she was teaching me my times tables
Dishonor to the family
that's actually true. I got questioned about my 98% tests all the time when I was in middle school in China.
The only difference here is Chinese speaks Chinese
India speaks English
True they retain their identity
@@manrajkaurrr army💜
@Pranjal Laskar that's nice 😀
It's good to be multilingual but mother tongue also 1st
No, Indians speak Hindi.
@@dax1776 Do you realize what language you're typing in?
Abacus is underrate. My grandmother at the age of 91 can calculate with abacus in her mind faster than me using a calculator.
In India I don't know about the others but I personally never used an abacus to calculate...so one I thought of trying it out...and it was really easy....the thing is...I am basically very lazy to write do all the calculations so I tend to do them mentally...but I never used an abacus..and on my birthday my mother gifted me a pencil box which had a tiny abacus....so I thought of learning how to use it and then calculating mentally....and it was really easy....and faster too
I only used abacus when I was 7. That's it.
Yes! Mental arithmetics
@@debasmitakundu8236 I'd rather write it down IMO, since thinking mentally makes my migrane come lol but that's one of a heck lucky skill since your fingers won't need to be dreaded from writing all the calculations and notes
What is abacus
2:27 that girl was minding her own business eating, but was still faster than the guy. that was unexpected n nice
That was hilarious
every quiet kid ever.
It's the watermelon. Makes you think fast.
And this the way we all should live, without showing off.
Actually that guy was very slow
The people who rated themselves 4 or 5 out of 10 yet they answer it like it was not a question at all. Damn!
I mean if you compare those questions to calculus or other high level maths then 4 is really good. That's almost half way to the very best
Because you need to know very complicated math knowledge to rate yourself above 6 in China.
It's just the conversion rate throwing you off. A 4 or 5 on the Asian scale converts to a 8 or 9 on the Western scale.
@@zlz95 in india too
This is just basic calculation, math is muh bigger than that.
As a Chinese I have to say that those questions are really elementary lol
Yeah but it was more about the answer speed here
Yeah i am indian, and i admit that.
since i grew up in math competitions i can second that argument
As a Indian I also think like u ☺️
True that is . Especially if you learnt to use the abacus
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@Pranav looks like someone got offended on a mere mistake , which actually does not bother the context at all.
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@Ruchi singh yeah they can for sure
Ruchi singh Yes but it’s similar to GaoKao 高考
@Ruchi singh hardest exam is jee who told you that lmao
Indians consider them hard because passing rate is so low that indian goverment cant afford enough facilities to enroll a higher number of students for indian universities.
If chinese and indian students both sat for the same exam to enter a uni , universities will be filled with 99% chinese. thats the reality.
@@angeloperez3954 I challenge u , u come here and do it , don't just split words from ur mouth.what is full form of jee by the way u idiot
@Rishi Eastwood i think you have not warched recent development of india and india is fastest growing country in the world and you are talking about toilets then go and watch 98.6% of people have access to toilets and india has lifted more than 270 million people out of poverty and will become 4th greatest economy in 2020
everybody is a gangsta until differentiation, integration enters the room
That’s when Maths and I parted ways LMAO
16 year old india,n able to do that
🤣😂 I am studying those chapters right now
differenciation integration geels easier than trigonometry
trigonometry sucks
@@Yash-ux9th yea Indians have these chapters in 11th grade so yea
- Asian Boss: "What's 1+1?"
- Me: "2"
- Me: "Wait..." *Takes calculator and do the math* "Yes, 2"
Same, I also have to always double check everything.
That literally slows me down and take my time away alot tbh. And if i don't double check the answers they most will be wrong and not pass, It's a damn lose lose for me.
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LMAO ME
tf relate so much
I moved to North America when I was in 5th grade (I'm from Korea).
I remember on my very first day of school I had a math exam.
It was bunch of addition and subtraction on triple digit numbers. There were like 20 questions I believe and teacher gave us 30 mins to answer them. I finished it in a minute and didn't know what to do...
Lolzz
Shame of you I would have solved them in 20 seconds
😂😂
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kids, remember:
whatever you do in life, there is an asian doing it better
HAHAHAH a fact
LMAO TRUE 💔🤣🤣🤦♀️🙇♀️
xD i once got 2nd place in a competition, 1st place was an (arguably) asian (indian) dude
Even if u are an asian
@Calvin Does Gaming asian is not a race
In Asian countries
Childrens :Mom I got 98%
Mom : where is your 2%
Sp true
Truee lol
its really true
It's copy dialogue from alavaikunta puram lo
I got full marks in science test it was 50 marks test no student got full marks except me I told it to my tution teacher then she replied so what?what about other subjects
“I’m not that good at math”
What’s 9^3?
Instantly: 729
Nah, maybe some of them are required to memorize the table.For e.g., in Singapore, we are supposed to memorize up to 12 time table.Didn't the West have that?
Quite simple for Chinese, since 9*9=81,8*9=72 are required to memorize in Chinese elementary school so this question = 81 * 9, and further simplified as 80*9 +9 = 729
@@NangongReng1973 same in India when you're in 4-5 class you need to atleast memorize table till 12-15 even relatives ask when they visit us
ajay mandal
Ya, but I am trying to take a dig at this white souls. They are either sarcastic or they are really ignorant. They don’t bother to find out the underlying cause of a matter and try to act smart. ‘Why are the Chinese so smart... oh.. Are they going to take over the world? “so ignorant
@@NangongReng1973 I know dude but some of them are just doing it humourosly and no need to get angry cuz other ones are just trolls
Calculators exist:
Indian and Chinese education system: we dont do that here
It seems black Panther is replied
I hate my country india for not allow calculators in maths exam 😭😭
In India, calculators are needed for sums like 20 log (cos(2pi/3).
or 12.5 sin (2*pi*2000*2*10^-3 + 1.583).
We need them but we don't use it for 51 *2, or 39+55.
@@Crazytesseract Chinese can’t even use calculator because teachers said that is cheating and why use a calculator when you can use your brain. I lived in Hong Kong and my school won’t even allow that. If the teacher catch us using calculator on those hw, they will said “ If you don’t use your brain then why even come to school? “ Like what- My math is not very good though, usually I only get a 95-91, my worst is to the mark with 86,78,64,43, and 86 is already a very low marks to my parents and teacher.
@@_Muffin_cotton same even in our competitive exams in India if we are using calculators they will disqualify us for almost 3 to 4 years from the exam as it considers as cheating
*other people* : asians are good at math
*me as an Asian* : so... Im not an Asian then?
The fact is, intelligence is an incredibly malleable facet. We have the power to be as smart as we want to be, so why would you choose to be anything less?
Search a Asian teacher 🤣🤣🤣
When Westerners talk about asian, they only mean "East Asian"
Just potato like me🙂
@@nelson4453 Depends where you are. If you are in the UK for example asian is specifically focused on the Indian subcontinent
Nah, our parents just make us take a crap ton of math lessons
you nailed it ✔👍
Newby Ton so true
And beatings if we don't make that A+
Truth. It's been forced upon us. Becomes second nature next to pooping.
Same with indians
westerns: all asians are good in math
asian: know how?
Westerns: how? is it because you like studying?
asian: No! We don't want to get spanked!
Western: we want to be cool and do drugs and do no follow our parents bcs its cool liberating..😃
*I want to live in my house
I got an academic award in high school and my parents still thought it wasn't enough lol
@@q_q123 I feel sorry for you, my dude
@@08_cutcherylb.f.74 My parents kept me motivated to do well in school. So in a way I'm glad
Q : how seriously did you take math in school?
me : I take math seriously but the result was a joke 😅
That's a good one
I take math seriously but math didn’t take me seriously
Me : Mom, I got 90 for math test
Mom : Good, how many people get 100?
Me : 4-5 people
Mom : Then no dinner for you
Me : ......
Story of my life
@@mrleon5607Relatable as a fellow Asian
Lmao
In INDIA 🙂🇮🇳
Me : Today, I feel so bored. What should I do?
Parents : You should solve your maths problems.
@Ankit Tiwari 😂😂
@SONALI DAS 😂❤️🤘
So true....
🙄😅
That's what irritates me the most!!!!!!
Do this in America 😐
what is 4x4 ?
Americans
...
@@ndkprod4483 ITS 0928!
John Laurens, The OBSESSED HAMILTON FAN! Uhh it’s 16 *idiot*
@@grindx1292 N O Y O U D U M B A S S I T S 0928! (I'm just joking, you are not a dumbass, and I know its 16 :3)
@Vishnu k no lol
Chinese are really good at math
Indians: Hold my "zero”
What are you trying to imply here?
@@ihavenolife2320 He is implying that Indian (aryabhatta) invented "zer0"
@@ihavenolife2320 just asian legendary rivalry
Also pi ,pythagorus thm , many more stolen frm asia
LMAO 🤦♀️🤣
Asian boss: Are you good at math
Them: no that is only a stereotype
Asian boss: how do you find these questions
Also them: basic🤓
Because they were really basic questions lol
BECAUSE THEY ARE BASIC
Because they are basic..
Dude, if you cannot answer these, people will questioned how in hell you graduated from primary school...
@@nfspbarrister5681 Yeah... people will laughed at you and said that your IQ is lower than 100-
I like the little girl eating watermelon out of the fruit cup.
She was so quiet and didn't say a word...until you started asking quiz questions, then she started rattling off answers like a calculator !!!
Little girl? She looks like 25...
😂😂😂
postvideo97 I’m dead 💀😂
In India calculator is not allowed even in college. No matter how tough the math is we just have to use our brain...and it's really annoying 😑
It's not suppose to be like that, wasting brain energy at trivial things does no good to solving problems
😆it's does help when u have to compare the prices and discount on things
Yea ik that our teacher used to tell us that she never used calculator while she was a student she used to punish as if she found out she's Indian she's really kind and smart I really love her she's the BEST I miss her yakhi
I disagree.I was a business management student in Bangalore.We were allowed to use calculator.
@@Settingz385 dude she is talking about iit and neet not business managment
Chinese young adults: Ehhh
Chinese Parents: *Yes*
Yo! Half and a Half bast**d.
@@NotiShounen What was that explosive sweat pants?
@@dead-ishchannel6212 Naniiiii!!!??? Wanna fight!?
@@NotiShounen Do you nuclear boi?
Hahahaha
We Indians don’t use calculators even in engineering or other entrance examinations..
Woah even in engineering? 😲
We are like to use calculator but we can't as usage of calculator is strictly prohibited 😂 in schools and college.
If you know the measurements units by heart yeah it’s easy to do it in your head calculators makes things easier quicker and fun
@@hisakiasakura480 The JEE advanced (Entrance exam for getting into engineering institutions) exam is the 2nd toughest exam in the world. In that we are not allowed to use calculators..
@@tsghanasyam2900
What is the criteria for judging which exam is hardest? Isn't it subjective?
You should ask the Japanese and Koreans in the next video, I want to know their reaction speed.
AGREEE
Sameeee! I want to see Japanese & Korean Version! 😍😍💚
@@harrapanman621 Lol dude. Give them a skew symmetric matrix with quartic polynomials and then ask them calculate its determinant.
I am Japanese.
What would be the difference if they asked Korean people or Chinese people? It depends on each person.
They have their own unique story first of all .
Akou HD I am Chinese.
I agree. What’s the difference? We’re not objects for you to experiment😂
"NO MATTER HOW GOOD YOU ARE BUT THERE IS AN ASIAN BETTER THAN YOU"
hahaha lol
Sharmaji in the chat boi 😂😂
'Cries in kpop'
@@sky-wq7th like me lol😆😅
* Interviewer getting amazed for instant calculations of elementary Math *
*Meanwhile JEE: Hold my Question paper.*
Meanwhile jee advance. U can't hold my question paper
Hema Maalini
whats with all this ego. every country has it's own equivalent of the jee. you guys are really delusional.
Piggy Piggy true that
The Indians in this comment section are so egotistical about how good they are and all
@@saahensharma1740 may its pride, not ego.
I'm a Filipino, when I get 99% right on an exam, my mom sometimes asks me why I did not get a perfect score.
BRUHHH 😂
American can't under stand that jokes
Filipinos are Asians?
@@heinrich4673 yeahhhhh
We all have that similar asian trait😉😉
me: i'm fast at maths
dude: what's 23^3 ??
me: 78
dude: that's wrong
me: *but it was fast*
Lollllll
Happy 765th birthday to this whatsapp forwarded joke 👏 👏
😂
Jake peralta, if you know.. Noice 🤘🏼
@@tanvimundra_ Brooklyn 99 🤟
What??? Students in the West don’t learn square roots in high school??? In India, we learn it max. by 6th grade or so!😱
Actually here in Canada, we learned it in 7th grade 😂
Ikr!!!!!!! I'm a Chinese-French mix and I live in Canada, but I had to learn my perfect square's and square roots in grade 3 or 4! (Not at school)
Most American schools teach square roots in late middle school these days - but it was not always this way.
Same in Ethiopia
My dad taught me do this in 1st grade . He used to make it a point sit with me till 2am and made me practice 😅 in school we were taught in 6th grade though
Well I’m Chinese and I can tell you I’m definitely not :/ but I mean I’m not the worst however, I HAVE DISHONORED MY FAMILY as I have a b in math.
Taehyung’s Fluffy hair a B is very good! I failed the college math exam and had to take remedial math courses >_< I’m so lucky I never had a tiger mom so my mom didn’t really care too much so long as I graduated and I did, so it’s all good
I’m Indian and same situation here, btw I’m ARMY too💜
Lol my mom isn’t as strict as a tiger mom. I’m not at a very good school right now and my teacher is actually the reason I have that grade, she for some reason didn’t take much of a liking to me so my mom said she’ll try to put me in a better school later
Shamita Nutella lol yay armyyy
Linda L. I’m glad to hear that you graduated my brother actually had a similar situation; he made some friends that had a bad influence on him and he ended up almost failing a grade, but he got himself together near the end of the year and passed with a d average
western people - we are allowed to use calculator in exam
chinese- we could use calculator for big numbers
indians- you guys are getting calculators ???
bro shut up, india itna bhi achha nhi hai maths me, east asian nations and european nations are much better, they have even won international olympiads
@@thanos8948 u need to do research
@@kush6511 he’s Thanos, Thanos doesn’t need research
@@dontknowanime8766 wow, so you are relating this with that golden bird thingy and all that "britain looted us" drama. Excellent lol
@@kush6511 i already know , indians are good at maths, but even though it has 1.35 billion people still it has no medals to math us, ussr, germany, china in international olympiads medal tally.
Maths : exists
Indians and Chinese : meh
Americans : where's my damn calculator 👀
[EDIT: Omg 😱 probably the first time I hit 1k likes.... Thanks 🙏 and always spread love ❤️]
Then the calculator is made in China as well.
Americans: Call the Asians!
Im chinese but i need to use the calculator 😂 even 12+5 i can calculate it to 19
That's because Americans know the difference between math and arithmetic.
mrkite 😊
Interviewer: in a scale of 1 to 10. How good are you in Math?
Me: zero -___-
lhejein Same
Proved lol. Just kidding :D
How you call an intelligent person in USA?
.
.
.
A tourist!
Me : -10
😂😂😂😂😂
- infinity
Guy: "What's the square root of 144?"
Other guy: "12"
Guy: "wOW, tHaTs amAziNg, i CanT bEliEve u kNow baSic sqArE roOts"
Those r really easy😂🤣😆
I'm an Indian. We have been learning these things from class 5. Now I'm 13
Eh I still find it impressive. Let’s not undermine the effort these people have put into studying lol.
Lots of people can’t do Math or don’t think about it anymore, so some will find it pretty amazing these guys know square roots from the top of their head.
Pooja Draws we had to memorize the squares through 1 to 25 in elementary school too, but most of them will be forgotten after you graduate from high school as most people no longer need to use them... so say that when you are 33
@@completeuncertainty2561 In India we r taught the same too. But it wud be better if instead of making us memorize they taught us faster techniques to calculate any square. Sadly we hv to learn that ourselves from parents or some age old aryabhatta book
@Cool Dude Nope wrong! Square root of 144 is 12 *OR* -12 not 'and'
So any of the 2 answers is correct.
Next time don't try to teach asians (India in this case) the math they invented
In scale to 1 - 10 how good do you think you are at math?
Chines people: "umm 4?"
Answers all the questions correctly.
Chinese people: "I think elementary school students can answer these faster".
Mean while in American elementary school: Still learning plus and minus.
when someone ask the smartest person in your class something but they don’t know so they say go away do it yourself
Lemon dude crab Jr lmao 😂
@@sweetyfri same it becomes a chore
yuiling wang same it was halirous
Imagine being constantly told to help someone. It gets tedious to the point where you no longer are spending time on helping yourself but helping others. Its not a problem when its occasional. Its a problem when it happens alot in a short span of time. Thats just my opinion on things.
2:55 is it just me or the guy reminded me of nobita from doraemon. 😂😂😂😂😂
Hahaha, but nobita is japanese
Can't unsee that now 😂
And he also said i can't calculate just like nobita in his studies
He even wear a yellow shirt lol
He is not nobita bonita i repeat bonita
I just love the fact that you ask same questions as you asked in India😅
Army!!!!
@@bhav7539 don't do that. Engage yourself in genuine conversation. Don't randomly yell army. Makes our fandom look bad
@@ankitamohanty3157 THANK YOU! Someone finally said that 💗
@@patrycjaj5182 it's getting out of hand. Some members of our fandom need to chill
@@ankitamohanty3157 Hey they didn't say anything wrong.
I’m not even Chinese but I’m so proud seeing them answer the questions that fast n correctly.
You’ll get scammed so much in daily without able to quickly bargain for prices. LoL
@@wodemoshou I guess I would!! 🤣🤣
@@Btr2084 India and china are both filled with smart people. Hope we both can make our nation proud.
Asians are really good at math... here in India also students learn basic math in class/grade 1 at the age of 5.... Like China square roots also introduce in middle school at the age of 10 .
You might be surprised to know that it's the same in the US. Middle school students get the basics of advanced math. However, the focus is more on understanding the concepts than memorization. Memorization is good for test taking because you can calculate faster. But for complex problems, you have to understand the process or you will not get the right answer.
@@raggmopp857 absolutely true ,here in india till 10th grade everybody is like "maths is super easy " and as soon as they choose maths subject for further studies or for competitive exams ,students opinion change as advanced maths rely highly on concept rather than memorising and some even regret taking maths . It's true in asian society parents doesn't care what their kids learned in school ,they just want more and more no o A's on report card
@@raggmopp857 It's taught the same way here in the UK. Just memorising the correct answers would be considered a fail here in Cambridge when we were kids, etc. It's so frustrating, because i am good at memorising stuff, but not explaining how i got to the answer step by step because i've always lacked patience, so i was put in math classes for people with learning difficulties, even though i aced every test,because i couldn't explain it, they always accused me of cheating. Now i know eight languages thanks to my memory, but how i was treated in and regarding math really put a sour taste in my mouth re the subject, which sucks.
Simran Sucharita indonesian learn square roots at 10
@@RoxanneLavender you know eight languages. IF you know them all fluently that's quite a monstrous memory
In India and china calculator is the kid that was never approved.
So basically in China & India peoples memorise qubes, sqaures & squareroots from early childhood... & you see the results!!... (No CALCULATORS*)
And multiplying Tables upto 100...before you reach 10 years of age
At least table upto 10 is enough.. For example cube of nine is 9×9×9 = 81×9 =729
sqrt(256) = either 14 or 16 cause for only square of unit digit 4 and 6 only produce 6 in unit digit.
It's just the way their educational system work. Learning everything by heart, learning tricks to calculate mentally faster. It can be considered good and it can be considered bad.
Upto 100? Nope only 20 , you did too extra not that it hurts , but not necessary
@@ashutoshkumar1960 100 before reaching 10??? Nope
The girl eating fruit like a trophy female shooting out answers one after the other, the long - haired princess with her elegant hands. Bless these kids.
Asian girl: I'm really good at math I think
her friend: I'm not s o much...
Asian girl again: 9^3 = 727
Her friend: 729
Our friendship is
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.
End
PokemonParadise2010 the China girl said 还行 which means so-so (still can), not really good...
Ahahaha
The girl feeling :
Her frnd is also asian xD
If they had asked me that question i would have ran away by hiding my face from that camera..lol😂
Like the old adage goes, solving complicated questions is like solving Chinese arithmetic.
Yeah there is an idiom for that lol
Ran away
@@sanikaxd never mind😏😂😂😂😂
@@ahensmmmdj5208 😁😁😁
S n e H a same haahahhahaha
I am in 10th standard and studying in *India* some people might find those square root hard but for a 7th Student it also they are pretty easy here probably because of our education system or the mindset of Indian society toward maths.
And I observed it is pretty same in *China* also
two years of this comment but still no reply. Thats sad you must have even forgotten this comment even existed
So now you're in 12th right?
Oh yeah
I got the square root in 5th grade of elementary school
And at 6th are harder (numbers)😬😬
Oh yeah
I got the square root in 5th grade of elementary school
And at 6th are harder (numbers)😬😬
I am 12 and I am Indian and I was able to do all of them very fast 😁
The first one took me 3 seconds but it was pretty easy though and the others took me not more that 12 seconds. In India if we use calculators inclass then we will get thrown out of the class and if we use calculator in exams then it is considered cheating and our papers would be cancelled.
True😅
First one is easy as hell.
87 +87
80+80 160 and 7+7 14 160+14 174
Btw i forgot to put the equal sign but doesn't matter... And the others 12×14
14×10 is 140 and 14×2 is 28 so 168
Man please don't brag. These qre adults who haven't have had the remotest connection to maths if they work in healthcare, art, fashion. You are student, and considering that you are an Indian, taking the science stream, so this is none the less expected. 🙁
In Vietnam, teachers, At least in my school, encourage us to use calculators so that we have time to study the formulas. We even have a Events to test our calculators ability so that we can do them fast in test.
Not more than 12 secs?!?! Dude I memorised these squares, cubes and square roots in 7th and I was able to answer all of these in a sec.
I'm in 12th rn btw.
I'm Asian.
Me on a Calc final day:
"Oh man. What the hell is a derivative?"
😂😂😂😂😂
RIP my man.. hang in there
Bruh lol
Quoted 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
"Life is the integration of birth to death. Your life started derivatives" 👈👈 wait for someone who can explain this. Lol 😂
+1 folk 😂🥲
Wtf did he say we learn about square roots in college?
Right? I learned my square roots in middle school xD
it's a translation mistake, in China we kinda call high school college and college university. Wierd
We learned it In middle school , we also learn cube roots
Lol but for Chinese and Indians what you’ve learn is just a prime childish things lol for em
he is smart thou
All Asian Countries: It's Easy Broooooo
Westerns: okay
European: bye
Got jams in on mv🤣🤣
Amiiiiii
europeans are way better than US people when it comes to school science
East Europeans are at Par with SE Asians and East Asians when it comes Math and Sciences.
Mostly East Europeans and SE and East Asians are the ones topping most of the international competitive exams .
I’m European and I’ve hated math my whole life, I even attended an high school specialised in humanistic studies to avoid doing as much math as I could. Still, most of what these people said about math in China is the same here. Those questions were not so hard. I could answer them at 10 I think (remember, I really suck at math!) surely better than the way I answerd them now after many years out of school. The thing is, that was really elementary school math. As soon as you get to middle school here, you start using big numbers always less and less, since arithmetic is something you have to have already learned before. There is no time to waste with that. So at age 11 we start algebra, which normally doesn’t use big numbers. And with that said, we also study a lot of geometry.
To be honest, when I was educated in China, what teachers taught are very helpful to get a higher score, which is not the systematic and structural way. I start to revisit Math due to a job in recent years and finally feel the amazing world, it is absolutely fun!
6:50 "Our scores were posted after every exam and share them with our parents on a group chat"
Me : **bullets sweats**
The speed of brain response, the speed of information processing is important, but mathematical thinking is more important than just computing power.
Try bargain for bulk of product in China you’ll see why speed is very important in daily life.😂
Roses are red
Violets are blue
There's always an Asian
Smarter than you
😂😂😂😆😆👍
Exactly
Albert Einstein.
We're Asians too 😂😂
@@えび-s5e I like how literally top 50 smartest people of history was jews/europeans
Edit:another thing that I like is that every asian is ignoring this statement
Being an Indian, they were so much easy for me that i did all of them without even blinking my eyes. They are considered super easy questions in India (and that's the fact, they are easy)
I can even calculate upto 20 powers of 2 in my mind
I have NEVER heard a Chinese bragging about how good they are at maths, only Indians
@Miya sumi yup I have same thoughts I know the people who are bragging in comment section can't do basic math but they embrass all Indians 😞
@Miya sumi Chinese are made to do a lot of cramming even in Maths while Indians are trained to mentally calculate even if it is a small calculation. It is not rote.
Bragging is considered very poor taste in East Asia (unless it's your kids, then people brag like crazy)
I always hear Pakistanis whinning idk why
@@Khushi_R9 he or she is not a Pakistani dear plz read the comments again
Now that's what I call proper competition..
from India
As a Sri Lankan, I don’t feel anything different than their views. Those are basic questions.
🙂
是的
Sri lanka is also in Asia
same
Not even basic. They're taught in primary school.
Correct.
From India.
5:56
"Did you take math seriously at school"
"nah only the teachers take it that seriously"
I learned square roots in 6th grade what is he talking about😂 1:55
In my country we learned about them in high school lol
I’m in the “smart kids class” why haven’t we learned this
Same here I also learned them in 6th grade. I am an Indian. But now I am living in New Zealand and they are teaching that thing to us in 10th grade and they don't know how to do that.
Same here. I'm 13 now. I also learnt this when I was in class 6.
I'm from India
@@anchal1045 I'm very eager to know.
That means U r the topper in Math in your class, am I right?
It is obvious 95% maths student will always say well I'm not that much good in maths, but once you will ask the question they will give you the ans even before you complete your question... 😂😂😂
The interviewer confuses mathematics with arithmetic: a central purpose of the former lies in avoiding the latter. Memorizing multiplication tables is nice and all but only tangentially related to that outstanding IMO performance. Greetings from Germany
Maybe next time when reporting on this some of the questions could be more along the lines of the following:
-Why are complex numbers becoming so damn unimaginative when they decide to multiply in monogamy?
-Why are derivatives always so sensitive to change and is this even a question or functionally just a slippery slope?
-Can a curve, let's call him Zeno, be curving to infinity (and beyond) and still enclose a most definitely finite area? Is this integral to living costs being on the limit?
-Where had Euler's identity characteristically been valued as purely imaginary during matrix revolutions?
-Did i only have half of Euler's pi? If so, why is his whole pi much like having a negative one?
-Is it true that Fourier transformed a decomposed circle into a vibrant square? Please raise your hands harmonically and wave them accordingly.
edit: i'm sorry if i upset someone with these terrible puns, they scaled truly zero, just all over la place.
You are right man, but this is a street interview, it’s not like they can grab a chair , a pen and a sheet of paper...but frankly, the average Chinese young people would be able to answer those questions, but not that fast, they might have picked the smart ones by accident...
@@ancienttime6307 I don't doubt that Chinese schools will keep laying great emphasis on teaching natural sciences (i experienced four years of education in a former socialist state myself, probably a viable comparison).
These kids are a some proof of schools succeeding. Which is good, i think.
On a different note, i'd say that these competitions are used in a similar manner to classic Olympia itself: as an opportunity to "showboat" your country. China is indeed looking dedicated.
Agreed. But the math olympiad medals won by China should be good enough evidence though. :P
@@user-du9ip3tb6s I already had stated in my original comment that the Chinese performance is indeed being outstanding. Further down the thread i was even trying to expand on the question as to how this may have come to be.
Do this in Japan! I’m very curious.
Why ? Are Japanese bad at maths ?
@@Franlifez No because for years Japan has proved their intelligence so I wanted to know how they would react to this.
@@Prem-j9l3s oh ok
@@Franlifez oh oo lol
@@Prem-j9l3s umm sorry by mistake
The reason Asians are so good at mental calculation is because we didn't use calculator and it's restricted most of the time. When I moved to America, I saw how students are so reliant to calculator. In fact, I got the calculator part wrong on my first test because I didn't know how to use it lol.
This reminds me I have to do my math homework... Thanks Asian Boss
There is a Chinese saying: If you learn mathematics and physics, you can make a living in the world.
@@llkk290 I suck at both:(
Taazzum Shariff don’t worry bro, me too.
@@llkk290 I guess I will be a homeless person then
@@llkk290 you omit chemistry
You'll never know why this comment has so many likes !
It's ok ♡♡♡
144+24=168 thats how i do it
@@yilongliu2353 10 x 14 + 2 x 14 = 168 is even better.
There's a trick for 10≤X≤19:1~2+4~2×4→168，for another example：15×18，1~5+8~5*8→1~13~40→270
@@coesh8361 the simplest trick is to do square of 13 and then substract 1. i.e 13*13-1= 168
Being fast at calculation doesn't mean being good in math
but it could save your ass from being scammed in retail shops xD
It means your brain works fast therefore it means you're good at Math.
@@kch3244 No. Math is not about calculation or processing speed. It is about looking for patterns.
@@rhythmandacoustics Go test these questions on your friends who are not good at Math then.
@@kch3244 Salty aren;t we.
there are two kind of maths
1. maths for daily life
2. maths for applications
and being good at maths for first type make you life easy, and totally depends on your habits. not on country, and it's all about being fast mostly
2 type maths need study, it's not about being fast it's about solve complex functions.
i m Chinese，i cant agree more.sooo awsome.
yogender mishra yep, what Chinese basic education teaching is calculation not math
How can I be good at the first kind of math?? I can't do simple numbers without using the calculator on my phone and its really frustrating 😔💔
True, but for second one being good in first one is important. One single wrong calculation and it's over
Ofc math was a hobby for dude with red checkered shirt. He was so fast!
I must be high. I read the title as "Are chinese people really good at meth?" and I clicked while being genuinely intruiged.
🤣
LMAO
Skskksk I'm dead bruh
You deserve more likes.
Lmao xd
In US, when I hear someone saying he is good at math, my feeling is the same when he says that he can eat spicy.
Savage 🤣
Asian Boss: “How good are you at math?”
Me: “Pretty good.”
Asian Boss: “What is the square ro-“
Me: “THE LIMIT DOES NOT EXIST!!”
Asian Boss: “.....”
Mean Girls
Haha. All we need is a Mean Girls reference 😂😅
Them speaking is like music to my ears idk why it's satisfying af
Sharmaji Ka beta always rocks 🔥🔥✌️
haa no one litrally no one not chinese or an indian or holy arya bhatta him self can not baet sham ji ka ladka not even godess sarasvati
China mein casteism nhi hai beta!
@@alok9307 who cares no one can stop sharmaji ka beta 🤓
Only in boards 😂
Hamare area main bansal ya Goel ye top karte hai
I am an engineering graduate but I cant calculate in my head. I always depend on calculator and my coding skills. This is amazing.
Those math questions are very simple, because those are already tested in school so people do memorized them to a certain degree.
It's not even really "math" questions more like arithmetic or elementary school math.
If they just remember the answers because they memorized them, then it's not impressive; but if they are actually making the calculation in their minds and answering in 3 seconds, it is quite impressive. Of course there will always be people much better than them; but I can tell you they are much better than average.
true, i really don't see the point of learning operations ... so stupid like "oh i don't need a calculator" ok how about i had 2 like 256 becomes 256.85 i don't think you can do that in your head ... @@vanessaruiz4705
@@funniummotenmium6156 you can still solve that problem easily using pen and paper. Vedic math makes them even more easier to solve.
I can do it in my elementry school
I somewhat enjoyed math up to learning Geometry. After that I didn't care so much anymore afterwards. But I would say it's our parents that pressure us for good grades.
Interviewer: Indians and Chinese are good at maths that is the stereotype so how much is 1+1
Person: 2
Interviewer : so the stereotype is true
Haha if you really want to test their
Math skills ask some real questions man not basic arithmetics
They asked the same questions in India😂😂💔 and the response was same. Except Indians were little bit better and more polite about westerner feelings while talking
To do harder questions, people need a good understanding of these basic arithmetic questions
@@aakshikartik4982 lol,u're so biased... i see u in other comments too posting biased comments
@@liyanns8998 lol what is biased in here!😂💔 He told these questions were easy, they should have asked difficult questions. I told, they asked same questions in India also. So it will be unfair if they had asked tough questions here from calculous. And what I said is totally correct. In case of Indians, they told that this stereotype is not true always. Western countries are good at something too. But the Chinese interviewees said "yes, this stereo type is true. All Chinese r good at maths." In other words Indians were more down to earth.
@@liyanns8998 and let me know, which other comments r u talking about also. I m never biased. I tell the truth
Imagine if someone was half Chinese half Indian
That would not even make them an entity
Daaamn. They'd probably rule the world or something.
@@cee5899 just like in silk road era?😂
100x50% + 100x50% = 100
they already exits as chindian
to prove that they’re really good at “math”, i recommend u ask them some questions about advanced calculus or complex function.
Just challenge them to trigonometric function
Integration of sin2x.cos2x..
..something like that or u want more complex..
In our whole one year we did nothing in maths but integration and derivation. And in college you choose engg. Then add 4 more years of int and deri.. Playing with graphs,trigonometry etc...
True
But we will need a paper for that.
i live in singapore and had a few china chinese friends as classmates and i would say 9 out of 10 china students are good in maths lol the only subject we really struggle beating them
edit: okay i am only speaking for myself, not all singaporeans. i was good at math but not enough to compete with them. ask me those math questions asked in the video and i would need to use a calculator 😂
crsh; I am sure that the Singaporeans had no trouble beating them at either English or Chinese languages.
Aren't Singaporean also Chinese?
Ride With Me 75 percent singaporean are chinese
Ride With Me not all
But Singaporeans are for 70% Chinese
Well seeing them doing it perfectly kinda makes me feel more stupid because I even fail maths class with a calculator (even though it isn’t allowed lmao)
Saeri (psst, that’s called not trying all that hard)
Jason Zheng I‘ve tried to study rlly hard for maths because it’s kinda important for me but most of the times I just manage to pass the exam really close.. after a while i was getting unmotivated because I didn’t see any improvement in my grades so I gave it up.. in conclusion i‘m too stupid for it but also kinda lazy (sorry for my English and also thx for listening to the story of my life lmao)
When my high school friend had exchange to US, she said that her friends use calculator to find out 14^2. That's shocking, while we here in Indonesia has to find out what is the square root of 196 by elementary school. Without calculator. Even so, we are still struggling if we have to compete with Chinese or Singaporean on math olympics.
THE GUY AT 1:31 is so frickin cuttttttte!!! He’s got the brain and beauty
K then
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@Realest Ryoma doesn't look like him at all
Roses Blue non of your business bi*th 🤪
"How do you calculate big numbers?"
"I use the method my math teacher taught me, I write the numbers down on paper and use a pen"
Same thing here 😂🤗
I went to China on a school immersion trip once and sat in one of their math lessons. Their math ability is no joke. They really do learn the advanced stuff earlier.
The thing is we have memorized some values of sqaures and root overtime bcoz those are the values we have to convert very often in problems that's why the guy also said 'ive memorized this before' its just that we practice alot of problems and are not allowed to use calculators so to avoid calculating everytime we memorize few values
Just some basic arithmetic calculations do not measure actual 'math' skills.
Start doing calculus questions, some differentials and stuff.
That's the stuff that requires insight rather then plain indoctrinated/practiced calculations.
Exactly. Where I live (Arab country), most people are damn terrible at math, but every high-school student knows by heart everything related to double-digit numbers arithmetic, you would think they're pretty good at math if you asked them this type of questions, but they're not; it is just pure memorization.
Yup, a kid can memorize these. No big deal
And why the hell you need to Arithmetic calculation? You got technology like calculator btw. Absolutely wasting time
The true genius at math = solving problem with the simplest way
@@Nobodyss21 that's actually false. It isn't about solving in simple way, it's about understanding fundamentals and connecting the dots. That's all math is about.
Yes man I'm sure a guy would be able to solve differential equations and calculus when he can't answer 5x5 correctly(in USA students struggled with this question)
Zero doubt. The two Chinese kids who dated my daughter _(at different times!)_ grew up in Colorado and went to the same schools as everyone else, so Chinese schools being tougher does not factor in here. My wife is an IRS agent and has advanced math skills, and she was impressed with what they both could do.
So... *Yes,* they are !!!
_BTW... I think that so called "stereotype" also applies to Korean, Japanese and other East Asian peoples._
not only easy asian,u forgot india
sorry,east asia
Our parents just drill us while we're at home. My dad set up math competitions between myself and other Chinese kids, even when I was just around 5 years old. Most importantly, the Chinese parents that came over during the 70s-early 90s all had extremely good academics (probably top 0.01%), so they just imparted their study habits on their children. There is a heavy selection bias at play here.
Asians on street: nah, we arent rlly good at math
Interviewer: then, whats the square root of 256
Asian girl one sec later: 16
that one is required to memorize by the curriculum
that’s really easy lol
my 8-years-old daughter knows that answer only because I taught her。It only took a few minutes and some practice